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Nullgen AI Blocker

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Deployment for IT

Nullgen is built to be pushed, not installed by hand. Here is what your device-management tool installs, what people see, and what to allow on the network.

Last reviewed: September 29, 2026

What gets installed

  • Browser extension

    Force-installed in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari through your tool’s browser policies. A managed configuration carries your enrollment token, so each browser enrolls itself on install. End users see no prompt and cannot remove or disable it.

  • Phones and tablets

    Pushed as a required managed app whose app configuration enrolls the device on first launch. On iPhone and iPad, an optional profile turns protection on without a prompt, except under User Enrollment. On Android, managed Google Play installs it in the work profile (work apps only) or on a fully managed device.

  • Macs and Windows PCs

    The desktop agents will use the same enrollment token as your browsers and phones, and the Provisioning page will carry their payloads when they ship. Nothing to re-issue.

Supported management tools

The Provisioning page generates payloads with the identity placeholders each tool fills in, so one policy covers every user. Where a tool’s placeholders are unconfirmed on a platform, the page says so.

  • Microsoft Intune
  • Jamf Pro
  • Iru (formerly Kandji)
  • Google Workspace
  • Windows GPO

What end users see

  • Nothing to install or approve. Typing and pasting into AI prompts stops working; everything else on the page keeps working.
  • With the iOS configuration profile or the Android always-on VPN policy, protection is on before the person opens the app, and the operating system shows its standard VPN indicator while the filter is active. Without them, the person approves the VPN once.
  • When something is blocked that the person needs, they can request access for a set time. Approvers decide in the dashboard and the change syncs to the device.

Network requirements

Allow these hosts on outbound HTTPS. Live updates also use an AWS-hosted realtime endpoint; if it is blocked, changes still arrive on the next refresh.

  • nullgen.ai — dashboard, API, policy sync, access requests
  • cdn.nullgen.ai — detection updates and assets

Store downloads use the vendors’ own hosts: the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge Add-ons, Firefox Add-ons, the App Store, and Google Play.

Step-by-step guides live in the dashboard

Vendor-specific instructions, generated payloads, and your organization’s enrollment token are in your Dashboard under the Provisioning page.