iPhone Filtering for the Five Towns

The Five Towns — Cedarhurst, Woodmere, Lawrence, Hewlett, and Inwood — form one of the most vibrant Orthodox communities on Long Island. The community spans the spectrum from yeshivish to Modern Orthodox, with a strong presence of young families, established professionals, and a school system that draws from across the region. Central Avenue in Cedarhurst is the commercial hub, but Jewish life extends through every residential street in these five villages.

KolBo Filter serves the Five Towns with house calls ($99) and remote setup ($29). The Five Towns are a short drive from our Brooklyn base, making in-person service easy and convenient.

When Your Child Bypasses Screen Time

The Five Towns community is no stranger to the technology conversation. With children getting phones for bar/bat mitzvah, for safety during the LIRR commute to school, or for after-school activities, many parents have already tried Screen Time restrictions — and discovered they do not hold. Children bypass Screen Time settings routinely, and the workarounds are shared freely among peers.

KolBo Filter solves this with enterprise-grade Apple Supervised Mode. Unlike Screen Time, supervised mode cannot be bypassed by resetting the Apple ID, guessing the passcode, or finding a YouTube tutorial. The management profile is locked at the system level and controlled by KolBo Filter's admin team — not by the phone user.

Dual-Income, Dual-Need

Five Towns families often have both parents working in demanding careers — finance, law, medicine, real estate. Smartphones are non-negotiable work tools. KolBo Filter's custom configuration ensures that every professional app stays fully functional while social media, content, and bypass tools are permanently blocked. You keep Bloomberg and Citrix; you lose Instagram and TikTok.

Call (718) 971-4311 or WhatsApp. House call: $99. Remote: $29. Family Plan: 5 devices for $39.99/month. The KolBo app with 695,000 shiurim and 15 tools is included free. Neighboring Far Rockaway families are also served with house calls.