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How to Block Adult Content on eero Wi-Fi
Set up whole-home content filtering on your Amazon eero mesh in the app — about 3 minutes, every connected device covered.
You'll need two things:
- 1 · A VeeShield account ($6.99/mo, unlimited devices, cancel anytime)
- 2 · Access to the eero app
Open the eero app
eero is managed from its phone app. Open it and tap Settings in the bottom bar.
Find DNS settings
Tap Network settings → DNS. You'll see it's set to "Automatic (ISP DNS)" by default.
Choose Custom DNS
Select Customized DNS and enter Primary: 185.236.104.104 and Secondary: 185.236.105.105 under IPv4.
Save and let eero restart
Tap Save. eero restarts your network — it takes under a minute.
Verify your protection
Once Wi-Fi is back, open your VeeShield dashboard and run the protection check on the Setup page.
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Common questions
Will this slow down my internet?
No. VeeShield runs on a global anycast DNS network ranked the fastest filter in the world by DNSPerf — most homes actually see pages start loading faster, because ads and trackers get blocked before they download.
Does this cover phones and tablets too?
Yes — everything connected to your Wi-Fi is covered automatically: phones, tablets, laptops, smart TVs, and game consoles. Nothing to install on each device.
Can my kids just undo it?
The setting lives in your router's admin panel, which is protected by your router password. VeeShield also blocks the VPN and proxy sites commonly used to sneak around filters. For extra security, change your router admin password while you're in there.
What if a site gets blocked that shouldn't be?
Open your VeeShield dashboard and allow it with one click — the change takes effect in seconds.