Write down your first app
Pick the sportsbook you usually reopen first when the urge hits.
Sportsbook switch loophole
The urge may not argue with the block. It may just look for another door. Stifle calls that the switch loophole.
Stifle is live on the App Store. Your first betting app block is free.
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Start with the sportsbook that opens the loop, then use Full Protection when the urge looks for another covered app.
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Start with the sportsbook that opens the loop, then use Full Protection when the urge looks for another covered app.
Direct answer
If DraftKings becomes FanDuel, or a sportsbook becomes a picks, fantasy, casino, or prediction app, the problem is not just one brand. Stifle starts with one app free, then Full Protection helps cover the substitute app path.
What to do next
Switching apps can feel like a loophole because it technically is not the same app. Naming the substitute ahead of time makes the pattern easier to interrupt.
Pick the sportsbook you usually reopen first when the urge hits.
Name the second app you would probably justify if the first one were blocked.
Use the free first block to prove the friction helps, then cover the substitute path if it shows up.
App-specific starts
If you already know the app, go straight to the blocking guide and make that first path harder to reopen.
Quick answers
It is the pattern where blocking or deleting one sportsbook leads you to open another betting, picks, fantasy, casino, or prediction app instead.
One app block is free. Full Protection is designed to cover more known betting apps and the substitute-app path.
Start with the first app you actually reopen. That is usually where the loop begins.
No. Stifle is focused on covered iPhone app blocking rather than a giant web filter.
Stifle is live
Stifle is available now on the App Store. Start with the first betting app you want to make harder to open.