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The "Web Security Service" will be gradually discontinued starting Wednesday, November 20, 2024, and will be completely terminated on Monday, March 31, 2025.
Learn moreIt limits access to sites that are inappropriate for young people and prevents expensive charges on paid sites.
Regarding the use of the Internet by minors, parents should make decisions with their full understanding and responsibility.
| application | need |
|---|---|
| Monthly fee | free |
| Smartphone | Android One X1, Android One S2, Android One S1, 507SH, HUAWEI nova lite for Y!mobile, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6, Nexus 5, DIGNO DUAL |
|---|---|
| Mobile phone | Simply, AQUOS Mobile 2, DIGNO Mobile, AQUOS Mobile |
| tablet | MediaPad T2 Pro, Lenovo TAB3, Lenovo TAB2 |
More and more families are giving their children mobile phones so that they can contact each other in emergencies or when they return home, and they are becoming an indispensable item for communication between parents and children.
To allow your children to use convenient mobile phones without worry, our Web Safety Service offers access restriction services according to the target age.
(We use the "Web Security Service" provided by SoftBank.)
| Yahoo! Kids | Web usage restrictions | Web usage restrictions (weak) Web usage restrictions (weak) plus |
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|---|---|---|---|
| How filtering works | Access is permitted only to safe sites registered by SoftBank. (Whitelist method) | Access to specific categories of sites that could be the source of crime or trouble, such as adult sites, dating sites, community sites (SNS, blogs, etc.), and message boards, can be restricted by specifying the URLs. (Blacklist method) |
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| Main target age group: school age | Elementary school level | Junior high school level | High school level |
| Usage Guidelines | This plan is for customers who mostly use calls and emails, but will start using the Internet little by little in the future. | For customers who want to use the Internet while still maintaining safety. | For customers who are familiar with the Internet and can properly use communication sites such as bulletin boards and blogs. |
| Sites that are allowed | |||
| Restricted sites | You will not be able to access any sites other than those permitted. | Restricted site categories such as illegal, dating, violence/horror, adult entertainment, and advocacyThe URL cannot be accessed. | You will not be able to access URLs in specified restricted site categories such as illegal, dating, violence, and horror. |
You can apply via the online support site (My Y!mobile), a Y!mobile shop, Y!mobile Customer Center.
Cancellation of the Web Security Service can only be done at Y!mobile shops. To cancel, the contract holder (age 18 or over) must come to the shop, or if the contract holder is under the age of 18, a legal representative (parent, etc.) must come to the shop and submit the Legal Representative's Consent Form for the Web Security Service and a Cancellation Application Form.
You can download the legal representative consent form for canceling the Web Security Service here. Please fill out the consent form and visit a Y!mobile store.
Legal representative consent for canceling filtering service
If you subscribe to the Web Security Service, you may no longer be able to access sites that contain paid content that you have previously used.
In this case, even if you have paid the information fee, you may not be able to obtain the content, or you may not be able to cancel (withdraw from) paid content.
If you sign up for the Web Safety Service, please cancel your subscription to any monthly subscription content that is subject to restrictions in advance.
Please note that after subscribing to filtering services, you may need to cancel your subscription from your computer, even if the content is not subject to restrictions.
Please note that if you configure the Web Safety Service, all access to the web will be suspended during maintenance of the Web Safety Service.