Arif Azad launches Kahf Router with network-level content filtering
Arif Azad launched Kahf Router, claiming it blocks adult and gambling sites at the network level using an 8-million-plus site database.
Staff Correspondent
Arif Azad has launched the Kahf Router with content-filtering features. In a Facebook post at midday on 6 November, he said the router is meant to block adult content, gambling and betting sites and similar destinations at the network level.
According to the post, filtering uses a database of more than 8 million sites and applies to every device once the router is installed at home. He argued that router-level blocks are harder to bypass than apps or browser extensions. Popular free VPNs are also blocked, he said, though paid VPNs can still bypass the filter.
He mentioned further features such as Safe Search in the Kahf app. Price and a clear purchase link were not clear in the portion of the post available. The database size and filtering claims are the company’s own and have not been independently verified.