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title: Users try to get around the language filter by using characters in their inappropriate words
description: "#### Summary Users try to get around the language filter by using characters in their inappropriate words. #### More Information You can include words with characters by putting a \"/\" in front of the character in the language filter. For…"
url: "https://www.k12usa.com/docs/users-try-to-get-around-the-language-filter-by-using-characters-in-their-inappropriate-words/"
updated: "2025-11-24"
category: K12SchoolBits
tags:
  - K12SchoolBits
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# Users try to get around the language filter by using characters in their inappropriate words

#### Summary

Users try to get around the language filter by using characters in their inappropriate words.

#### More Information

You can include words with characters by putting a "/" in front of the character in the language filter. For Example: Someone might type B*Z* to simulate the word "Bozo" (or other more inappropriate word). You could block this by typing B/*Z/* in the language filter. Putting square brackets around the "/" and character will block any character that used not just the specified. For Example: B[/*]Z[/&] will block B&Z* and B*Z* and B@Z@ or any characters used in those spaces.