ca H.
Use this in your business, and say goodbye.
There are around 300 students at my school. If iBoss Cloud charges $3 per student each month, that’s $900 every single month—nearly $11,000 a year—just to block websites, many of which are completely harmless or even educational. It’s one thing to block genuinely dangerous or inappropriate content, but when the system aggressively filters anything even remotely outside a narrow range of “safe,” it becomes more of a burden than a protection. If your company has truly gone this long without a single complaint about your filtering system, that’s honestly hard to believe. Because from where we’re standing, it’s doing more harm than good—blocking access to useful tools, creative platforms, and informative sites for no real reason. It’s ironic that a service designed to protect and support learning is so often the reason we can’t learn properly online. That $900 a month? It’s being spent to silence, restrict, and limit—not to empower.