Parental Controls

iOS 17 has lots of tools to block certain types of websites, specific URLs, or any website except ones you've allowed.

iOS 17 features parental controls that can used to stop children and young adults from accessing certain apps, websites, and more.

Limiting your little ones' time on their devices is easier than ever with Screen Time. Here's how to set it up!

Here's how to set up the new iPhone or iPad so that it's as fun and safe as possible for your kids!

While Apple TV+ does have some content suitable for children, it also has a fair amount of mature content. Here's how to make sure your kids can't watch anything too graphic.

You may want to keep the age rating restrictions on for most of your kids' games, but if there's a restricted title they can play, you don't have to turn off Parental Controls to allow it.

You can prevent others from making changes to how you use your cellular data, so you can rest easy knowing your kids — or anyone else — won't be racking up data charges on your bill.

How do you keep your child from making changes to the account settings or volume on iPhone or iPad? With parental controls!

Not only can you block apps from accessing your location, contacts, calendars, reminders, photos, etc, but you can also prevent your child from changing those privacy settings.

Get ready, Screen Time is coming to macOS Catalina this fall. Here's what it looks like.

Keep your kids safe while they surf, work, and play on the Mac with parental controls.

Parental Controls, also known as Restrictions, let you manage which features, apps, and content your kids can and can't access on the iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad.

How do you limit the times your children can access the internet at home? With Timed Access Control on your AirPort router!

FaceTime is automatically activated as part of the overall setup process you go through the first time you turn on a new iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, or Mac.