Setup iPhone Parental controls using Family Sharing and Screen Time

[@CB-68-westcreations]

Just found your updated video on this. Apparently, you covered the information pretty well. Honestly, keeping the same phone type with at least one parent and all the children is a must. Most families actually run a similar device across the entire household anyway. That's especially important. What do you decide to run an android device or an apple device. I would even recommend staying with the same brand whenever possible if you're going to run android devices. For example, If you have one Samsung device in the hands of a parent, all the kids should stay with the same brand. It helps management go much smoother.

[@ruffie8492]

How to add a second parent to be able also control my child account..?

[@Yoboyvenom12]

@@ruffie8492 I think nobody wants to know that

[@datsuntoyy]

is there a way to just limit total time for the phone? I know how to limit the time frame and individual apps but maybe I just want to say "sure you can use the phone for 1 hour between 4 and 9 pm".

[@gabrielavega6095]

Did you figure that out ?

[@chrismcelrath9932]

Content and restrictions…. You can set limits to specific apps as well as disable them as well as websites as well.

[@datsuntoyy]

@@gabrielavega6095 I have.

[@datsuntoyy]

@@chrismcelrath9932 After some youtubing and googling, I've got it. Thankyou

[@nordicFries]

you can toggle "downtime". That effectively bricks the phone until you toggle it off. If you prefer you can have a schedule that downtime is toggled on until 4pm - 9pm on certain days.

[@darraghkane18]

Thank you for such a well explained video. Can both parents be guardians. I have been googling this and can’t get a straight answer.

[@numberalt2004da]

Bro wants to stalk their own child 💀

[@numberalt2004da]

@@Mattyl264 yeah 💀

[@orenlevy8418]

Hi Family Tech, thanks for this video! I've just set up my 8 year old child to the parental control system and set up the app approval option. This works well with any app that is suitable for her age but with apps that are for older kids, like 12 year old, she can't even ask for permission, the app is automatically blocked, is there any way to overrule this restriction?

[@isabellasworld9830]

Only way is by increasing the child age in the device. Hope that helps.

[@hclandscapes]

I have tried all of the above and nothing seems to stop KZbin and what’s app even though I have set specific time limits the apps do not stop working when the time limit is up. I have noticed that I’m not the only one who has this problem.

[@applegee9777]

This was amazing. Thank you. For the child under 13 account is there a way to make it so they have to ask permission before they download any new apps?

[@deyontaolley7445]

Yes you can I have my child phone set up to he has to ask for permission to download apps

[@applegee9777]

@@deyontaolley7445 thanks hun

[@Creative_cloud17]

@@deyontaolley7445how

[@angelarussell9254]

@@deyontaolley7445how do you do that?

[@arsonalskelton]

Notice how you said under 13? I’m 15 and my parents are still using this shit on me and I completely lost trust in them

[@myviews469]

I dont know how old this video is but I am not getting screen time option not very clear to see where this might be either. Did the second part of your video because hes over 13 so when I tap on his name I got : Apple ID below that. subscriptions , Purchases, Location sharing and that it but no screen time or any other selections etc

[@ynarhayne]

To everyone commenting about not trusting your children or saying that the reason kids sneak out is because their parents are too strict: I was once a child with no restrictions. I got in trouble multiple times for sneaking out and having fun with my friends, and I misunderstood, thinking my parents didn’t love me. I became a mother at a young age. Now that I have children, I understand the restrictions and frustrations my parents felt back then. One day, when you become a parent, you’ll realize why some parents lose trust in their children or feel the need to set limits. There’s a saying: what goes around comes around. Also, this isn’t about not trusting our children; it’s about not being able to trust the world we live in now. There are predators on the internet, on the roads-predators everywhere. As parents who love our children deeply, we don’t want to take chances with their safety. If you choose not to set restrictions for your children, that’s your decision. My word to you is, “Good luck” raising your child with no limits.

[@samirsang]

Thank you for this! was wondering if there is a way to disable camera (i don't mean the camera app), basically access to camera from any app. is this possible? how?

[@Rosebrown-tu5zl]

You can put on a screen time limit on the app permanently

[@datonegirl9609]

Every child is hating on her rn 😂

[@onerival4173]

nah frrrr

[@User-12558]

Real

[@TajLayne-n7b]

Leave kids a lone

[@DatDudeDatPlaysRoblox9411]

grrrrr

[@JuztCal]

Real bro like noooooooo 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@e.maevillalba6820]

I don’t have the plus option after I get into family sharing for some reason.

[@alol7516]

Curious if there is any other reason you don't suggest having an android phone when your child has an iPhone? I do all the screen time settings from their device and it seems to work great. Plus, I don't get notifications from the kids about time limit extensions and app requests ever!

[@camcneiljr]

This was very helpful. I have not bought the kid one yet but this makes it easier. Good information. Thanks.

[@nickb5091]

Does these settings also apply to a MacBook or only an iOS device?

[@KelsaITSolutions]

Can these parental settings also be used a an existing iPhone? Your video shows setting up the iPhone for a new user. Can you invite the child and have an existing iPhone setup? Thanks in advance Paul K

[@Kayyy2721]

Yes absolutely can. But you need to sign in a new apple ID (that is referring to your child) on that iphone. They must be under 16y/o for you to control their phone

[@carlhwilsonart]

In the main screen time page, does it show the exact time that was spent on a given app for that day?

[@BuckwheatMcfiddle]

If I’m not the organizer in the family sharing but am parent/guardian can I still edit all the parental controls like you just showed in the video?

[@1morekpopfan]

Only if you are the organizer

[@adjr2000]

Do you have any videos on tips/weaknesses of setting up an apple watch as a child's only phone? I'm searching for a solution for my 12 year old, don't want any browsers, social media, or Wi-Fi hotspot abilities. Right now I'm leaning towards a Sunbeam F1 feature phone but it doesn't seam to have gps tracking abilities for the parent. I have a series 6 (cellular) apple watch I could repurpose if it is a decent solution. My kid is clever about getting around parental (and even chromebook school IT) controls.

[@markrobertson3658]

Thank you. This was very helpful. Very well explained.

[@MrTomemac]

I set up app limits but none of the settings took. The child can use everything and infinitum which is contrary to the app limit settings I created. Why is this the case?

[@psalm271-3]

Same for me. There are countless videos on how to override parental controls and lots of children override them.

[@sādhaka1]

Thank you for the very informative video. Just one quick question: will the child have the option of 'change screen time passcode' on their iphone, which is generally listed below 'Content & Privacy restriction'. Because after selecting it they can press 'forgot passcode' and then 'forgot apple password' and then change the Apple ID password after an one hour delay, which will might give control of the screen time feature. This is what happens when i put screen time on my phone, it shouldnt happen in family sharing, but wanted to confirm.

[@uursullla]

Thanks it help it was easy , it goes straight to my phone to approve 😊apps

[@mgcservices7524]

Do you have a tutorial for setting up my child’s iPhone through the Google Family Sharing app? The app only gives instructions for setting parental controls using an Android or ChromeOS? Attempting to limit or remove access to KZbin but he keeps downloading it!!

[@MuhammadFaizanAshrafi-x3v]

I can't access the family sharing option in my iPhone what can I do ? It is telling that a adult is required but iam over 18 and I have payment methods connected with my apple account

[@dtitan1993]

with screen time, when its blocked. can the phone be used for phone calls and texts?

[@hdwoodshop]

You set which apps work when blocked. You can designate those if you want to

[@808_babyj]

Does the phone carrier company have to be the same or is it just iphone to iphone Please lmk Mahalo

[@OceanicGFX]

Its the parents who don’t know the child is 100x ahead of them 😂

[@ColonelStraker]

100% of the 3rd party monitoring apps / services are totally compromised by the child installing a FREE VPN app.

[@soccerkingboi9661]

Lol😂😂

[@lmaaaaan]

Exactly bro

[@Ghosttobi92789]

Relatable😂

[@niaclarck5172]

When you look up this video bc ur mom keep trying to put parental controls

[@sinshui]

Do you know how to stop the kid using personal hotspot? I disabled her from changing cell carrier settings under content and restriction but she is still able to open the personal hotspot to use data.

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

Contact your carrier they can turn off that setting from their phone

[@starrixLUVVS]

im tryna figure out how to turn OFF family sharing

[@Lashaunberriez]

You can’t it’s restricted to 12-

[@megane11222]

We know you are 😜

[@lawofaverages5373]

Great informative video. My kids screen time info just isn't showing up in my iPhone family section. I've tried everything,, any ideas ?

[@sameh3698]

You must update both device first else reset all setting

[@Someone-2013-KC]

I keep getting an error message when trying to confirm parental consent with my debit card. All information is correct. Don’t know what is wrong.

[@KingLonely1]

Can you limit an iPad's usage based on a time period instead of a set schedule? For example, can I limit an iPad to only be used for a few hours per day at any given point in that day or am I limited to specific scheduling?

[@RyanTheJenks]

Yes you can do this

[@qzqx3047]

@@RyanTheJenkshow can you do this? Concerned parent here.

[@kingcomments]

Go to Settings > Screen Time. Tap App Limits, then tap Add Limit. Select one or more app categories. ... Tap Next, then set the amount of time allowed. ... When you finish setting limits, tap add. You can also use "downtime" With Downtime, you can block apps and notifications for specific periods when you want time away from your devices, or when you want to schedule time away for your child. When you schedule downtime, only phone calls and apps that you choose to allow are available. Downtime applies to all of your Screen Time enabled devices, and you get a reminder five minutes before it starts. If you set a Screen Time passcode, Downtime includes an additional setting, Block At Downtime. When you choose this setting and you select Ask For More Time when Downtime starts, entering the passcode allows you to approve the app for 15 minutes, an hour, or all day. For child accounts, your child can select One More Minute once, or click Ask For More Time to send their request to the parent or guardian account for approval.

[@lillybloom5330]

My son keeps turning off his find my iPhone. If there any way we can disable that so he can’t turn it off and we can still see where he is at? He is 10 and his friend showed him how to do it.

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

Your internet provider can show you search history even after it’s been deleted. All messages, even deleted ones, are available upon request from phone provider. Snapchat and TikTok will provide you with complete logs of who your child has been in contact with, messages, and every video they view. For a 10 year old, monitor all of this without them knowing. If they are on snapchat or TikTok get them off immediately. The amount of explicit content on TikTok is unbelievable and snapchat could expose your child to predators and could even expose their location to random people if they have that setting on.

[@ydevine2384]

Unfortunately not. I’m 17 and my parents still track my location and all I have to do is turn off my phone all the way or just turn it off through the app.

[@veszgoo]

Hey, so I switched from the iPhone 14 Pro Max to the 15 Pro Max, and now the Family Share notifications aren't showing up on my iPhone anymore. They're all going to the Messages app on my MacBook instead. I'd like to get them back on my iPhone, but I couldn't find any settings for that. Any ideas?

[@ryanpritchard3755]

What if I don’t have that blue thing in the corner? On a family plan with roommates but weirdness seems to occur on my phone

[@SuperPersefoni]

I have to use my Apple ID or I have to make a new one for my child?(she’s under 13😉)

[@TiffanyRamirez-wc4qi]

I've set this up and now my own iphone has restrictions on texts. When I get a text it has the hourglass and it says "not in your contacts" even though they are .. it allows me to "add the contact" to view the text on my phone but how do i turn this off on my parental phone?

[@zachwallert2672]

So i did this with my child, but on their screentime on their phone, they still have the option to "turn off screen time family sharing" which negates the whole system. Any solutions to that?

[@sommerfugl011]

Thank you for this super helpful video walk-through. Switching from Android to iPhone and everything is new.

[@nadirnazim9342]

My kid moved from android to apple. Screentime is garbage compared to android family

[@sommerfugl011]

@@nadirnazim9342 oh interesting. I spent 10+ yrs using Family Link and I find iPhone screen time way easier to manage my teen’s devices, once I figured it all out. We both love it. Specially the features of asking for more time on an app and the ability to communicate all around after downtime with the contacts I select.

[@DerrenTube]

Can I parental control all these options from a macbook pro since is the only ios i have and both parents have android?

[@goofytiff1]

What should I do if my daughter's phone was set up as if she was over 13 but she is only 8 and I am now trying to set up the family sharing and parental controls? Should I wipe her phone and start over?

[@Ann2010C]

why does she even have a phone at 8….. 💀

[@1morekpopfan]

Yes wipe and restart but you may have to do a new id

[@yolandapierson5213]

Is the child password and code created using the parent phone or on the child phone?

[@stuartgreen4017]

Wondering why my over 13's screen time doen't come up in the family sharing section - any tips ??

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

They are turning it off without your knowledge most likely

[@mr_man8981]

​@@matthewkulikowski5740Dawg stop snitching 😭😭

[@SagemodeDuey]

So when I’m setting this all up for my daughter and it’s asking me to make the “teen password.” Is that a password for me to know only? Or is that a password both my daughter and I should know?

[@jonquintana1]

Does the downtime automatically allow calls and texts?

[@StayingGoldEDITZZ]

This was great to get my parents to get me an iPhone!! Tysm!

[@jenng1127]

How do I add the iPad? I have phone attached but the iPad isn’t? It has the same Apple ID

[@MariaZavala-x4z]

When you mirror your child on the phone that is hooked up to only Wi-Fi can you do any changes on their phone with that phone

[@nottheone831]

I might be crazy but i suspect my roommate is reading my text messages and monitoring me. She does have parental control on her kids devices. She gave me a brand new iphone as a gift. Is there anyway i can tell if theres a monitoring app installed on my phone?

[@alexisoceans5432]

Phones are an addiction. If Adults battle through addiction imagine a child??? So yes sister and brothers this is for your own good because your parents love you. I convinced my mom to do the same for my little brothers because iPhones take a way a lot from your life period.

[@jamiemorton5485]

Hey, if you set a time for all apps. Does it give them that time individually for each app or does is it shared over the apps?

[@feedeath]

Each app have time individual

[@irelamorgan3563]

How can I allowed her to have one app that is restricted, is there’s a way. Ty

[@QuentinQuark]

I'm seeing other videos that don't talk about the pairing with the parent and child phone, they just do the settings directly in the child's phone, under the screen time setting, with a screen time passcode. What's the difference between doing it that way vs doing it paired with the parent phone? I don't have an iPhone.

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

You don’t need a different iphone. Your internet provider can show you search history even after it’s been deleted. All messages, even deleted ones, are available upon request from phone provider. Snapchat and TikTok will provide you with complete logs of who your child has been in contact with, messages, and every video they view. If they’re very young I’d check this without their knowledge. If they’re later teens I’d let them know you could find this all out if you wanted to but give some privacy

[@cynthiaranzolin5175]

How do I add my child’s phone to my send and receive so I can see their texting activity/content on my phone?

[@FamilyTech]

I would not do this. They would also see your messages. And you can't login to one phone with 2 apple IDs

[@notcameron9337]

If you don’t want it done to yourself don’t do it to your child

[@nojyeloot]

Big help, tyvm

[@dr.wnsisto9222]

Can you make a video how to setup parental controls on an iPhone using an android or personal iPad without a parental iphone??

[@fredlwal]

Can you use my icloud web site and track if I have an android?

[@inquisitive99]

Hi..I setup parental control on my teenager's phone. He has his own apple id and I put downtime at 10pm -7am. For the allowed apps, I added mine and my hubby's contact from my contacts list. But when we check his messages, it shows both of ours messages locked as well. Could you tell me whats wrong?

[@psalm271-3]

Lot's of children are overriding these parental controls. There are lots of videos on how to do it on the net. I set up family sharing for my daughter yesterday and she has overriden them. Are you able to help reverse this problem at all?

[@MrSpinnaahh]

Yup! First your going to ask to see her phone. Then you place that phone in a microwave for 30 seconds. Next, after she’s done screaming, you hand her an old school, no data, flip phone. Warn her that disobedient children get downgraded tech until they’re mature enough to handle fancy tech. When she asks “what about my iPhone!? It’s cooked!” You say “Ohhh that was my phone, that I bought and let you borrow it. I decided to nuke that phone. If you want a new one, I hear ebay has low prices on refurbished models. Good luck.” She wont turn off anything ever again. Btw Im a Dad of 3 kids, 2 decades of coaching sports, I substitute teach at private schools and I’m a religious ed teacher as well. I make it a point to know more about technology than my kids however if you can’t TRUST them to operate the phone or car or whatever you give them then they’re too immature and it’s time to show them what not having said item feels like. I prefer not taking stuff away… thats too easy. I prefer giving them a downgrade which aggravates them more lol. 😎

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

Your internet provider can show you search history even after it’s been deleted. All messages, even deleted ones, are available upon request from phone provider. Snapchat and TikTok will provide you with complete logs of who your child has been in contact with, messages, and every video they view. If they’re very young I’d check this without their knowledge. If they’re later teens I’d let them know you could find this all out if you wanted to but give some privacy. Snapchat is the biggest danger to your children especially if they are tweens. Them just knowing this will do far more for you than any of these paternal controls they can get around could do.

[@ashleyluna-johnson2733]

Thank you I feel like every parent would appreciate this information. ❤

[@Yoboyvenom12]

Nahhhhh

[@ashleyluna-johnson2733]

@@Yoboyvenom12 your a kid huh

[@Yoboyvenom12]

@@ashleyluna-johnson2733 13 years old

[@Yoboyvenom12]

13 years old

[@Yoboyvenom12]

@@ashleyluna-johnson2733I just feel like we need privacy

[@jenniferpetrovich4062]

I have set up screen time for mine and he still is able to be on KZbin longer than the allowed time. How do I fix this?

[@Daniishcakee]

take it off

[@28thsseayp]

Thank you for your tell me how screen time work, but I just want to know how to use my phone see my son screen time, I already done family sharing but I don’t see his screen time. I don’t know I missing something.

[@elizafrancom372]

Same! I’m not sure why it’s not working

[@JacquelineAllen-q8s]

Why is it that when I'm adding another parent it's not giving me the option to set them as a parent? Everything online is saying it's supposed to lead me through it..... it's never asked either of us and we've deleted it and tried multiple times.

[@Melbee16]

Very useful. Thanks a bunch!

[@meganbassett6021]

On the question of 13 (under or over), when I set this up.. My kid is 12 and will be 13 later this year. I’ll set up the under 13 way. But can I change the method later easily?

[@meganbassett6021]

Or maybe it will automatically flip it later?

[@xavior718]

Are both parents able to monitor and control children’s iPhones or just the parent who created the family share?

[@jacobspradlin]

Either parent can do most things but only the “family organizer” can invite existing Apple accounts (and currently there can be only one organizer).

[@madhankumarn7115]

Screen time hacking happening now a days, kids are super smart and screen time its not working. Please tell us how to stop screen time hacking?

[@Courtney85]

You take the phone away 😆🤷‍♀️

[@Robotic24]

As a teen myself who loves cybersecurity this is kinda funny. For screen time there is actually a device management profile that turns off the screen time through a cool bug in iOS. Also, the kids can just jailbreak the device through side loading. I used chimera jailbreak a couple years ago. Also did you just leak your number and Apple ID?

[@zayaboy13]

What’s the bug to turn it off lmao

[@Robotic24]

@@zayaboy13 lmfao wouldn’t you like to know ;)

[@-0Peanut0-]

@@Robotic24 Them and I would absolutely love to know 😭

[@Yourfavborderbunny]

@zayaboy13 Lemme know when you find out!!!!

[@barkmark]

If my kid can figure this out. I’ll gladly allow them to hack their way out of it 😂

[@heatherjohnson7516]

I entered the wrong year on the DOB for my child's apple id. How do I fix this?

[@FamilyTech]

You have to create a new apple ID or contact Apple support to change it.

[@MMMgrizzly30]

@@FamilyTechI’m 13 and just got a phone and my parents set my age to 11 on accident so your saying there is no way to change it?

[@gday552000]

Hi, will raise work for a MacBook?

[@tamarasmith2070]

I tried to do this for my 15 year old but now it’s tell me on my iPhone I can’t contact people not on my contacts I’m so confused

[@jeipee87]

I don’t get the option to set up a child only myself . Why is that ??

[@onehappyday9431]

Thank you! This was super helpful!

[@Yoboyvenom12]

No

[@intendandinspire]

Thank you!

[@La_verdad_es_libertad]

Si from 13 until 18 they can get all their data? And no more restriction?

[@FamilyTech]

No, you just have to invite them using the second method.

[@VinýPUBG7]

Is there any way you can view thier phone through urs?

[@Arko-426]

…hope not

[@SmilewithSMiLeS]

Hello! I need some help. I have a Motorola (android) and I AM not converting to an iphone just to be able to control my kid's iphone. CAN you please let me know if there are FREE apps that can give me full control of their iphone? I already set up the parental settings on the iphone BUT I used to use Family Link to have control when my child had an android and it was SO much easier to navigate. It's not so easy anymore.

[@FamilyTech]

Unfortunately, there is nothing available with those features for free. Even the paid ones are not great for an android device to manage an iPhone.

[@aliciapaul132]

This video was super helpful! I’m having an issue downloading apps on the child’s iPhone though. When I click “get” it just continues to load/spin. I turned off the control for getting new apps to see if that was the problem. This is a brand new iPhone 14. Do you know what the issue may be? No matter what app I try to get her, it just keeps loading and never works. The phone is connected to WiFi and she has plenty of storage left.

[@christophermarston6657]

It sucks. I may just return the phone. I read in several places that the child features on iPhone are glitchy. So frustrating when you’re gifting a kid a phone and then nothing works.

[@tiffanym5474]

Thank you, I did not know I could set up an Apple ID for a child under 13. I just used my information. Will change asap.

[@jacobspradlin]

Any recommendations or thoughts on adding Apple Configurator to the process? I’ve been looking into it but a lot of the guides are obviously centered around management from a business or school environment. Overkill or maybe worth it?

[@Joey.Oranje]

When filling the day of birth after that it’s want to verified that I am the elder by filling in a creditcard that we don’t have. Maybe in the states everybody has one but not overseas. Now I can’t continue……

[@Bahaar10]

Thank you ☺️

[@rebeccataylor2880]

Is it possible to link an android to an iPad with Google family link?

[@cdh6792]

Thank you , set up 2 phones by this

[@anithapriya6391]

Child Screen time not updating on Parent phone

[@Harrizeb]

I think you’ve read my mind. Exactly the information I need. Thank you. ❤

[@MariaZavala-x4z]

Which phone is the monitor the child Iphone 11:29

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

You don’t need a different iphone. Your internet provider can show you search history even after it’s been deleted. All messages, even deleted ones, are available upon request from phone provider. Snapchat and TikTok will provide you with complete logs of who your child has been in contact with, messages, and every video they view. If they’re very young I’d check this without their knowledge. If they’re later teens I’d let them know you could find this all out if you wanted to but give some privacy

[@Pokecana]

Is there any way that you can turn on the GPS for the child and they won’t be able to turn it off?

[@FamilyTech]

Unfortunately this is not a feature that Apple has allowed you to control.

[@barryfraser2102]

Very helpful. I set this up, but my child is using my old phone with only an Apple ID and not a phone number. I can text and facetime between iphones, but it doesn't seem to notify me in any way for app install approvals. Not sure if that is because there is no phone number??

[@Alexandurr]

Does anyone know what missing screen time means or what those grey bars are?

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

They are turning it off without you knowing or there is a problem with how you set it up. Your internet provider can show you search history even after it’s been deleted. All messages, even deleted ones, are available upon request from phone provider. Snapchat and TikTok will provide you with complete logs of who your child has been in contact with, messages, and every video they view. If they’re very young I’d check this without their knowledge. If they’re later teens I’d let them know you could find this all out if you wanted to but give some privacy. Snapchat is the biggest danger to teens. So many are exposed to explicit content from random people on there. They may even try and get your child to turn on their location on there.

[@truckindawg1]

My sister told me one of her daughters games is displaying inappropriate ads on a game rated four years old plus. Is there a way to block these inappropriate ads on a game intended for children?

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

Those suggestive ads are the worst. There’s nothing you can do with those unfortunately. Look for ad free games for you child to play instead. An Apple Arcade subscription is better

[@1morekpopfan]

Dont allow those games. Boycott them and find better games

[@yshelle05]

I setup parent control years ago when my daughter was about 8 she found away to somehow change her Apple ID and password and used any app and all the screen time she wanted, this control system is not as controllable as we think parents.

[@kingsolonstyle]

😮really? Oh My!!

[@stogierogy]

Need to know if you can send an alert since these damn kids leave the phone on silent. I didn't see that covered. That's very important to me.

[@grettilopez]

im i the only one using this for myself? I use my device so much missing out on things i can actually do so thanks !

[@smc7594]

Does apple parental controls allow me to read my child's communication logs?

[@ydevine2384]

Ew

[@ydevine2384]

That’s sad

[@natehill5522]

Bro what

[@smc7594]

@natehill5522 @ydevine2384 both of you jump to conclusions on what is being asked the question is easy yes or no. Because if it allows me to read them then it allows ex husband's to read our conversations. I want to know. So save your judgment till you got more facts. But I expect you must be a child who's brain isn't yet fully developed

[@1morekpopfan]

Not that i know off.

[@megemca6]

Can a child possibly delete the account entirely if they somehow get a hold of my phone?

[@iamjenniferlee]

My tablet gets stuck at restrictions!

[@MonyMunoz-l3m]

Can you do this for a parent who has dementia..my dad keeps going to sites and getting hacked..

[@1morekpopfan]

Yes

[@Djtricky-ws2ge]

How do you block them from downloading a app they previously had downloaded

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

Reset the password and don’t tell them it

[@matthewkulikowski5740]

If you really need to sleep a point go in and completely delete Instagram, snapchat, etc. like literally go into the settings and delete the accounts themselves