How KosherNet Works

Imagine the following -

• There is a road that goes from your computer to a highway. 
• There is a toll booth that separates your road from the highway.
• The internet is the highway that starts on the other side of that toll booth.
• The internet highway has many exits.
• The toll booth is called KosherNet.

When you approach the KosherNet toll booth in your car, the toll attendant can give you keys to various exits on the Internet highway which will allow you access to the gates at those exits. The attendant can also tag your car in a way that will prevent it from accessing certain exits. The KosherNet attendant can thus control your navigation capability for your experience on the internet highway. He can let you through with access to certain sites, or with no restrictions, or not let you through at all.

You will, thus, be on the internet connection, in your own car, but your experience will be controlled as the result of what transpires at the toll booth.

You connect to KosherNet and KosherNet connects you to the internet, in a controlled fashion.