It is an opinion shared by OpenDNS and the vast majority of internet users throughout the world, namely that www.google.com is a search site and not a pornography site. The fact that I can find links to pornography, bikini photos, recipes, or cute kitten videos on there does not make it any less a search site, nor does it make it a pornography or cute kitten site.
If you don't like the results from a google search you have the option to completely block the domain via OpenDNS, or follow the link that rotblitz provided to enforce and require for all Google searches.
www.google.com:80 is not a domain name, it is a URL and therefore cannot be added to a black or white list on OpenDNS. You would need to add either google.com or www.google.com.
You have branded www.google.com a pornography site. By extension that makes Google itself a pornography company. If you are so bothered by anyone on your network having access to such a pornography site why are you not bothered by them also having access to a pornography company and it's various products and services?
Did you even bother reading the link that rotblitz provided copied regarding how to enforce SafeSearch on your entire network? I'm pretty sure you didn't read that or any of the related discussions scattered throughout this forum. Despite what you claim about everyone knowing that incognito or private browsing mode allowing safe search, that is not possible with this method. This method, regardless of what anyone does or sets on their own local computer, forces all google traffic on the network to use SafeSearch. There is no way to sidestep it. Read the link. Follow the instructions if you are so hot about not allowing google to provide material you object to in response to searches on their website. Or block google entirely.
Google does not serve up pornography to anyone, whether they are children or not. Google's search engine is technology that crawls the entire internet, indexing all of internet information it has access to, and provides searches of internet content based on those indexes. That is the information that google serves up. It does not make any differentiation between recipes, family photos, or pornography, other than in the information it has indexed, and the "tags" that it applies as a result. If you object to certain kinds of search results they have provided several methods to block that content. Which method is appropriate for someone to use depends upon their needs and situation. They even provide a method whereby someone can force all network traffic to SafeSearch, regardless of how anyone configures things on a specific computer or in specific software.
The tools to filter the internet as you wish are available to you. It is up to you to choose which tools you want and to implement them. It is not up to those tool vendors to redesign their tools to suit your worldview, and what you want them to do. That's the beauty of a free society, they are able to provide whatever legal tools and products they want to their potential customers, and you have the choice to choose whichever tools you want. It does not mean that they can force you to use their tools, nor does it give you the right to force them to change to suit you. If you truly think that Google is a pornography company serving up pornography to children (which it is if you believe that their search engine is a pornography site) then you should either stop using them altogether, or begin the process of filing criminal or civil charges against Google and anyone that you think is aiding and abetting them.
