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@outofquagmire In my Google search settings here I toggled continuous scroll, this sorted it

@yzahn Yes, Thanks for your help. I have seen quite a few VPN workarounds on github, I was hoping there would be other Netfree users with experience with WSL2. Netfree seems to be the only filter which support anything remotely linux related.
By the way if I could use VPN credentials in a router what prevents a user from connecting hundreds or thousands of devices through such a method and completely overwhelming Netfree's servers?

@yzahn I have done so. I was trying to log in using the same details I use for the forum, now I realise I have to create an account for the wiki separately.

@pdavidow
WiFree is installed and running within Windows and can therefore not intercept internet traffic from another hypervisor dom or VM. As this is a public forum I do not want to provide further details about ways WiFree may be circumvented.
The NetFree wiki recommends locking the BIOS to increase protection https://netfree.link/wiki/Strengthen_WiFree_protection. If virtualisation technologies (VT-x/AMD-V) are disabled in the BIOS and the BIOS has been locked it will not be possible to circumvent WiFree using WSL. This will prevent WSL2 from working, but WSL1 should still work fine.
@yzahn Who has permission access to modify the wiki? Perhaps disabling virtualisation technologies (VT-x/AMD-V) should be added to the wiki page https://netfree.link/wiki/Strengthen_WiFree_protection?

@mz-w No because it will make legitimately important requests take longer to be checked

@outofquagmire

You can set both at a time if you want they are unrelated.

1. Allows content the filter detects as private to be sent for checking even though this content will be screened by foreign employees. If you don't check this personal pictures will show
2. Tells the filter to check images even when Netfree do not require it e.g. pictures in personal emails. If you do not check this these pictures will be shown without being checked.