Parental controls on G.Network
Free parental controls (router-level)
G.Network is the main central London altnet (now under FitzWalter Capital ownership from January 2026). G.Network broadband includes free parental controls at router level. A dedicated public-facing help page is not yet published since the ownership change; we recommend contacting G.Network support for the current setup guide.
How to switch it on
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G.Network includes free parental controls with every broadband plan.
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Sign into your router admin (address on the router label, typically the Nokia gateway URL).
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Find Parental Controls in the menu. Add devices and set schedules.
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For category-level adult and malware blocking on top, set Cloudflare for Families (1.1.1.3 / 1.0.0.3) on the router DNS.
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Email customer@g.network for the current parental controls PDF if you need a model-specific walkthrough.
Direct link: https://www.g.network/home-broadband
What it covers and what it does not
Covers
Devices on home Wi-Fi via router scheduling.
Does not cover
No documented category-level filter from G.Network itself. No per-child profiles.
Also do this
Even with Free parental controls (router-level) turned on, adding a free DNS layer adds a second line of cover and closes some of the gaps. It takes about ten minutes and works on every device on your home Wi-Fi.
References
- G.Network. (2026). Full fibre home broadband for London. https://www.g.network/home-broadband
- ISPreview UK. (2026). G.Network sell London UK full fibre broadband network to FitzWalter Capital. https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2026/01/g-network-sell-london-uk-full-fibre-broadband-network-to-fitzwalter-capital.html
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