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Google safe search

You should be able to turn it off again, but it does turned on from time to time even if you deactivated it. To turn it back off, press 'Setting' at the right, under Google's search box when searching for something. You'll see 'Turn on/off Safe Search'.
 
Maybe you block Google's cookies, then? If not, SafeSearch should still be turned off so long you are in the same session, aka don't refresh your page.
 
are you using google with an account yes or no cause if no maybe google is reseting the safe search on cause the user maybe a kid and if yes try contacting google
 
have you checked with your local laws cause the reason why google is ban here in china is cause of the laws so maybe the laws there state that google safe search is always on
 
Mr Zoat
  1. Go to Google, click on Settings in the bottom right and choose Search Settings.
  2. Right-click on the Turn on/off SafeSearch checkbox text and choose Inspect Element.
  3. Below the div that holds the checkbox, locate the hidden HTML input named "safeui". (If you're new to code, to help you locate this input element, toggle SafeSearch on and off. You should see a hidden input named safeui switching between the values on and images.)
  4. Double-click on the value—either the word "on" or "images"—and type "off". Hit Enter to commit your change.
  5. Hit the Save button at the bottom of the page to save this as your default search preference.
Let me know if that does it.
 
rkyeun said:
Mr Zoat
  1. Go to Google, click on Settings in the bottom right and choose Search Settings.
  2. Right-click on the Turn on/off SafeSearch checkbox text and choose Inspect Element.
  3. Below the div that holds the checkbox, locate the hidden HTML input named "safeui". (If you're new to code, to help you locate this input element, toggle SafeSearch on and off. You should see a hidden input named safeui switching between the values on and images.)
  4. Double-click on the value—either the word "on" or "images"—and type "off". Hit Enter to commit your change.
  5. Hit the Save button at the bottom of the page to save this as your default search preference.
Let me know if that does it.
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I've located the value and changed it, but I can't see an option to save the change. Where should I be looking?
 
Mr Zoat why don't you just screen shot your problem and people here can just point it out instead of using words alone and sorry if this does not help
 
a guy1013 said:
Mr Zoat why don't you just screen shot your problem and people here can just point it out instead of using words alone and sorry if this does not help
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Not sure exactly what you're asking for, but okay.

Safe-Search-1.jpg

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Safe-Search-3.jpg
As you can see, turning Safe Search off the normal way doesn't work.

Trying the fix suggested by rkyeun...

Safe-Search-4.jpg
Safe-Search-5.jpg

...also didn't work.

Safe-Search-6.jpg
 
Maybe you need to get a VPN cause your country's law is a thing unless it's a hardware thing does it affect your computer or your account
 
FINALLY! It turns out that my internet service provider was censoring my Google searches! After logging onto my account, search everywhere because it isn't clearly listed and then restarting my router, I can once again search for porn using Google rather than Yahoo!
 
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