How to Monitor Your Child's Internet Activity
What NoorI actually shows you in the Activity tab — and what it deliberately does not.
Updated July 2026 · 5 min read
What's in the Activity tab
For every enrolled device, NoorI logs the domain that was contacted, when, and whether it was allowed or blocked — plus which rule or category caused a block. That's it. It does not log full URLs, page content, messages, search terms typed, or screenshots. This is a deliberate privacy choice, not a missing feature — see how DNS filtering works for why that's all a DNS-level filter can see in the first place.
Reading the dashboard
The Activity tab breaks down requests by day and by device, with a chart of allowed versus blocked traffic. You can filter by date range or by which family member's device you're looking at if you're on the Family plan.
Exporting logs
Pro and Family plans can export activity as a CSV for a given period — useful if you want to review it outside the dashboard or keep your own records.
How long logs stick around
Activity history is kept for a window based on your plan and then automatically deleted — it isn't kept indefinitely. Check your plan details in Settings for the exact window.
What this is (and is not) for
Domain-level logs tell you where a device went, not what happened once it got there. We'd encourage treating this as a starting point for an open conversation with your kid rather than covert surveillance — a filter that also builds trust tends to hold up longer than one that only tries to catch someone.