Your Privacy
How it blocks
All of it on your own PC.
No company server sees your screen, your traffic or your history.
On whenever cocloc is on
Network block
Blocked domains are written into the Windows hosts file, so they fail for every browser and every app. DNS-over-HTTPS is turned off in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox, so browsers can’t route around it.
Nothing decrypted, no certificate
On whenever cocloc is on
Address bar check
Reads the address of the browser tab. When the site is on a much larger list of porn sites than the hosts file carries, a cover says so and the tab closes 8 seconds later.
Checked on your PC, nothing sent
On whenever cocloc is on
Screen detection
A model on your own graphics card (or processor) looks for sexual images or triggers a domain list misses: feeds, timelines, image results. Frames are checked in memory and never leave your PC.
Your computer keeps sensitive info private
Privacy
What leaves your computer is a short list.
Here is everything it sends. None of it is what you look at.
What leaves
- An update check about every six hours, and the update itselfBoth plans
- A check every 10 minutes of the sites taken off the blocklistBoth plans
- An install failure report, only if the installer failsBoth plans
- Diagnostics, only when you press SendBoth plans
- The payment, activation (licence key, a random install id and your PC’s time zone, once) and a daily licence checkLock
- Tamper events, for a next-morning email to you and nobody elseLock
- The words of your reprimand, once, if you choose a synthetic voiceLock
Reports have web addresses, domains, email addresses and file paths removed first.
What never leaves, to anyone
- Screenshots
- Decrypted traffic
- Browsing history
Not to us and not to anyone else.
Screen checks run locally on your PC.
Your accountability partner is your future self.