Comment by Retr0id
5 days ago
Yup! Any webkit web view, and iOS doesn't allow any non-webkit web views (in this jurisdiction at least)
5 days ago
Yup! Any webkit web view, and iOS doesn't allow any non-webkit web views (in this jurisdiction at least)
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I think it's different on their phone/tablet OS than their laptop OS.
Well if it works some other way, please dump it anyway and let us all know how it works?
Edit: I'm reliably informed that it's enforced at the domain level via a bloom filter stored in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebContentRestrictions.framework/WCRFilter-2025-09-29.plist
> I'd appreciate if someone could dump the iOS "adult websites" list (which are blocked by default in the UK unless you submit government ID etc.) reply
> Edit: I'm reliably informed that it's enforced at the domain level via a bloom filter stored in /System/Library/…
If it is a Bloom filter (with a capital B, as it is named after Burton Howard Bloom; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter), there’s no way to get URLs out of that. It’s just a collection of bits.
The best you can possibly get is how iOS processes an URL to get the bits to check in the filter, but to get that, you need the code accessing the file.
In the same Resources folder, a separate allowlist file contains a link to a Gordon Ramsay video recipe for gnocchi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unAOVy92a_8
I'm curious about the story behind this
This is an opt-in feature that implements content restrictions (for e.g. parental control).
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It is not.