Similar to iOS 12, you get to choose All Websites, Limit Adult Content, and Allowed Websites Only. Next, you’ll be taken to the menu where you can block particular URLs. That out of the way, you should tap Allowed Content and tap Websites to access the settings. Next, tap Enable Restrictions and provide the passcode you use to unlock your iPhone. If your iPhone is running iOS 11, open Settings and select the General tab, then tap Restrictions. Prior to iOS 12, there were no Screen Time options and you had to access restrictions in a different way. The previous steps apply for iPhones and iPads that are using iOS 12 or later. Unrestricted Access, of course, enables you to access any website you want from your iPhone. Typically Allowed Websites only is used for an iPhone used by a child. You can include more by tapping on Add Website but it’s important to note that all other online websites will be blocked other than the ones listed there. If you scroll to the end of the list of allowed websites, you can Add Websites that you’d like to allow.
The Allowed Websites Only blocks all websites except for a list of child-friendly websites such as Disney, Discovery Kids, HowStuffWorks, National Geographic – Kids, PBS Kids, and other kid-friendly sites. Never Allow is where you add websites you specifically want to block. Specific allowed and restricted websites can be added below.īelow that will be Always Allowand Add Website – that you can tap to add websites you want to always allow even if they’re blocked by the general restriction on adult sites.īelow that, you’ll find Never Allow and Add Website – where you can add websites you want to block in addition to the ones blocked by the general restrictions on Adult sites.
If you select the Limit Adult Websites option, you can limit access to many adult websites automatically. Let’s review each option so that you can make the most informed decision and set up the perfect controls for your situation. There are a lot of options for you to manage the content available to the user of an iOS device.
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