When I installed it, I was going through the set up wizard and there was an option to block urls.
Just to test it, I entered 'foxnews.com' and have not had to look at it since

We are on a tiny road trip to Sedona and Zion National Park.

I'm going to start blocking Faux whenever we are in a hotel.!!!

i visit hotels a few times a year

Hit the MENU button. Depending on the model, you will find areas like AUDIO and VIDEO and possibly parental controls. You should find a CHANNEL BLOCK or CHANNEL ADD or DELETE. You need to know the Faux News channel number then block or delete.

Have fun!!!

Excellent idea!

the next time i'm traveling. it'll be a good deed.

I was left alone with the remote just long enough to do it. It caused a little bit of a stink too. We bought that from a local independant aplliance place and eventually their tech fixed it. I never asked just how, that would give away it being me that did it maybe. Either he replaced the chip or got their tech support to override the PW. It was funny though. The half-wits were without FOX "News" for at least a month. That is mostly the old day time drunks that are into it. Later on it's all sports or the music is cranked up.

With Cable boxes parental control feature.....If,while idly flipping channels I run across it,what I see is a blue screen asking for a password.....Much more factual and informative than faux anyway....

Skips right over it. Doesn't even show up on the guide.

If only real life wasn't that easy.

Set the passcode to a jumble even you won't remember.

We should start doing it to every TV in every hotel room we stay in.

Since you have the freedom not to watch...

1) Don't turn the channel to Faux.

2) Let the rest of the guests who stay in that room after you have access to any channel they want?