Bloqer Internet Filter

We need to address the Android Market comments.

Bloqer is a free Android App. Please help us make it better! Let’s work constructively together. If you can supply us with what you want, we can add it if it’s technically possible. Or we can make that feature more clear, or easier to use. Instead of running to add “one star” or “negative comments”, please send us an email, and we will answer it. And you may even see your idea incorporated into the software.

Look, we know that a blocking application isn’t a “warm and fuzzy” like Angry Bird, or a fun game for entertainment that is easy to rate because it makes you happy. We also know that a blocking application may be technical, and not just plug and play. There is a little bit of configuration. We tried to avoid it, and we will work to eliminate the configuration, but for now, with the way Android is constructed, there is still a little bit to do.

For this, we have about 15 short videos. We will make more, with some better audio to explain things.

And, by all means, if Bloqer is already working well for you, please leave some good feedback! We like positive feedback!

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Today we added a new update of Bloqer on the Android Market

Some of the improvements:
Improved Speed
Improved User Interface

We do appreciate any comments, good or bad, as the comments help us adjust the product.

Bloqer is available everywhere but the USA on the Android Market. If you are in the USA, and you have a GSM phone (usually T-Mobile)
you can download Bloqer from this website.
Download Bloqer Android Internet Filter for GSM

P.S. as far as comments on the Android Market, we appreciate the comments, but there is no need to give Bloqer a 1 Star because it does not work on CDMA yet. We are aware of this and have marked the labeling accordingly. Since the majority of the global phones are GSM now, we do feel we serve the bigger slice of the pie. We are working to get Bloqer going on CDMA, but it has a different set of challenges. Just one of them is that Sprint obfuscates the settings, and doesn’t like letting you in. In fact Sprint, Verizon are the major CDMA players, and they are both in the USA. T-Mobile is the main provider of GSM in the States.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Bloqer Internet Filter Android

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