How to Enable & Disable Safe Mode in Tumblr

Tumblr is also a social networking website, although it is not as mainstream as Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. But, just like them, you can also build social networks or social relations with other people. Here you can share, post multimedia and other content.

Everything you want you can post on Tumblr but you should be lawful and follow the community guidelines. For sensitive content, Safe Mode is on by default for all users, for users who are under 18 it is always on. Safe Mode doesn’t block or unfollow any blog. It just keeps control over the offensive blogs.

If you want the pure and uncut experience of Tumblr, you can follow this guide.

Here’s how to disable Safe mode on Tumblr in the various device.

How to Enable & disable safe mode on Tumblr iOS

1.    Open ‘Settings’ app of your iPhone or iPad device.

2.    Go to the installed app section.

3.    Find the ‘Tumblr’ app and click on it.

4.    Now, you will see three options in ‘Safe Mode Setting.’ (“Don’t hide anything,” ”Just Hide Sensitive search results” and “Hide all Sensitive contents.”)

5.    Choose an option from them and done.

How to Enable & Disable Safe mode on Tumblr Android

1.    Open ‘Tumblr’ app.

2.    Log in with your username and password.

3.    Click on ‘Profile’ icon at the bottom right corner.

4.    Click on ‘Setting’ or ‘Gear’ button at the top right corner.

5.    Select ‘General settings.’ The first option under the Account menu.

6.    Click on ‘Filtering.’

7.    At first, you will see the ‘Safe Mode’ options.

8.    Toggle On or Off to the Safe Mode button. Turn on and turn off according to your requirement.

How to Enable and Disable Safe Search in Browser

1.    Open ‘Tumblr’ website.

2.    Log in with your username and password.

3.    Click on ‘Profile’ icon at the upper right corner of your dashboard.

4.    Click on ‘Settings’ from the drop-down menu.

5.    Look for the ‘Filtering’ section, under the filtering section you will see ‘Safe Mode.’

6.    Click the sliding button of ‘Safe Mode’ to turn on and off.

Rick Martin is a self-professed security expert; he has been making the people aware of the security threats. His passion is to write about Cybersecurity, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. He writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup