You decide you want to use private browsing in Safari on your iPhone or iPad. So, you open Safari, tap the button to open a new tab, and the Private button is gone. Where did it go?
If this is happening to you, it’s a simple fix. You made some changes to your settings and probably didn’t realize that it would take that Private button away from Safari. Here’s how to solve the case of the missing Safari Private browsing button.
Screen Time makes it easy to restrict specific websites from loading on your or your kid's iPhone or iPad. So, whether you want to block access to adult sites or just a social media site your kid is spending too much time on, you can easily do that, and this tutorial will show you how.
iOS 12's digital well-being features came to light at Worldwide Developers Conference, where Apple just unveiled a new set of comprehensive built-in tools to help iPhone and iPad customers limit distraction and understand how they're spending time with their devices.
Earlier this week, an iOS developer discovered that a malicious link texted to iPhones, iPads and Macs can cause freezes and restarts by overloading Mac and iOS's text rendering engine with several megabytes of text, consisting mostly of Unicode cascading accent marks.
Are you worried that your child may download an app, watch a movie/TV show, play a song, see a news story, or read a book that is not suitable for them? In this tutorial, we will show you how to block your kid’s access to explicit, vulgar, gambling, violent, or inappropriate apps and media on their iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
With Screen Time, parents can impose restrictions on what their child can do with their iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. For instance, after setting up my nephew's iPad with his favorite apps, I then disabled the ability for him to delete or download them from the App Store.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to do that on your iOS device to prevent accidental app deletions or stop people from downloading new apps.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Screen Time on your child's iPhone or iPad to turn off location sharing via iMessage and Find My. We will also guide you on how to restrict location access for third-party apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook Messenger, and Snapchat to ensure your child's location can't be shared over these apps.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to restrict photo access for apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and more so your kids are unable to send photos and videos to anyone on these platforms.
You can stop unrestricted website access in Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, and all third-party browsers on your iPhone or iPad and set them to only load websites you permit.
Here's why you might want to do that and the steps to enable restrictions to allow just some specific websites you deem safe to be accessible on your or your child's iPhone or iPad.
Sometimes when you use the dictation feature on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad—or just converse with Siri and it misunderstands you—you might be in for a surprise seeing explicit language that you don't really want others to see, especially if you talk to Siri on your new Apple TV and kids are present.
Fortunately, both iOS and tvOS give you all the controls you need to prevent profanities from showing up when you use speech-to-text or Siri. In this post, you'll learn how to disable explicit language for Siri and Dictation on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad and filter out explicit language for Siri on your Apple TV.
Among other enhancements, a software update for the fourth-generation Apple TV has brought out podcasts to your living room experience via Apple's Podcasts app.
If you have kids and everyone in your household is using the same Apple TV, it might be a good idea to prevent explicit content in Apple Music and Podcasts.
In this quick tutorial, we're going to show you how to disable mature language for music and podcasts on the Apple TV by flipping a switch in Settings.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to disable FaceTime on your iOS device and also teach you to quickly re-enable it without having to jump through hoops. This is particularly helpful if you want to prevent your child from using FaceTime on their iPhone or iPad.