Using a Microsoft Windows system, open Internet Explorer. Click Internet Options on the Tools menu. Examine the contents of the Security and Privacy tabs. How can these tabs be configured to provide: (a) content filtering and (b) protection from unwanted items like cookies?

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Randolph

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13 December, 02:49

Using a Microsoft Windows system, open Internet Explorer. Click Internet Options on the Tools menu. Examine the contents of the Security and Privacy tabs. How can these tabs be configured to provide: (a) content filtering and (b) protection from unwanted items like cookies?

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Marc Sellers · Answer 1

You can restrict a user's Internet Explorer web access by modifying the "Family" settings.

A) Content filtering tab in the Microsoft Windows Tab

From the left-hand navigation menu, select Settings > General > Advanced Features. Scroll down until you see the entry for Web content filtering. Switch the toggle to On and Save preferences.

B) to activate protection from unwanted items like cookies?

Open Internet Options | Privacy, click on the Advanced button. Place a check in "Override automatic cookie handling". Set "First Party Cookies" to Block, set "Third Party Cookies" to Block.

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