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Guides and comparisons
Straight answers about quitting porn, and about the apps that say they help — including ours. Every comparison names the date a person last checked the other app, because claims about someone else's product go stale.
guide 31 Oct 2026
Most plans are written by the calm version of you for the calm version of you. In the only controlled trial of porn abstinence, nearly half the people trying watched anyway inside a week — so here is a porn relapse prevention plan built around that number, with worked examples, a free template you can copy, and the page everyone leaves out.
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guide 30 Oct 2026
The NSFW switch is in Settings → Profile on the web. But it is a preference on your account, not a lock on your phone — so here is what it actually does, and the two things that hold when it does not, including the trade-off nobody writing about this will tell you.
Rival app checked 30 Oct 2026
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guide 25 Oct 2026
Willpower is the part that fails first, and every attempt that rests on it fails the same way. This is the plan that is left once you take motivation out of it — remove the ten-second decision, know in advance what you do when the craving lands, and count something a relapse cannot delete.
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guide 17 Oct 2026
The real setup, in order of how hard each layer is to undo — and the leak nearly every guide leaves out, which is that Chrome carries its own DNS resolver and can walk straight around the one you just configured.
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article 17 Oct 2026
A third of people who try to stop report it. No study has ever established what causes it or how long it runs — which is why every confident week-count you will find is invented.
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article 28 Sept 2026
The honest answer is that "addiction" may not be the right question. Here is what the research actually found about people who call themselves addicted, what clinicians recognise instead, and the signs that are worth paying attention to either way.
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guide 19 Sept 2026
Every other guide on this is written for a parent locking a child's phone. This one is for the harder case — blocking yourself, when you already know the passcode. The real setup, and the three places it leaks.
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article 19 Sept 2026
People who stop consistently report brain fog, low mood, irritability and insomnia. When a controlled trial went looking for those symptoms, it did not find them. Both of those things are true, and the gap between them changes what you should do.
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comparison 16 Sept 2026
Six apps side by side — QUITTR, Unchaind, Brainbuddy, Seed, BlockerX and IronWill. Which actually block sites, which make you pay before they do anything, and which need your email first.
Rival app checked 30 Oct 2026
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article 16 Sept 2026
Nobody can give you a date. Here is what is actually established about habit change, what the 90-day figure is and is not, and why the confident timelines you will find elsewhere are not sourced.
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comparison 16 Sept 2026
QUITTR is the biggest app in this category and cannot be used without an account. Here is what it does well, where IronWill differs, and how to choose between them.
Rival app checked 30 Oct 2026
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guide 15 Sept 2026
The two platforms block porn sites by completely different mechanisms. Here is what each one actually does, what it can see, and what it cannot.
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