Nowadays, our new generation is deceiving into its dazzling world of the internet. Are you a parent and are worried about your children? Also, what if they are watching an adult-site in your absence? Apple offers two choices to block any websites on iPhone or iPad. First, one is preventing all locales and whitelist your decisions or and the second is obstructing explicit sites.
Apple made both of these methods to block websites by utilizing the Screen Time settings menu. This article will show you how you can block or filter any website access on your iPhone or iPad. After reading this article, you will be able to restrict your kids from the Adult websites, so when they go inside your bookmarks folder, they won’t see what their guardians really are looking at while there sleeping.
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Block Any Websites on iPhone or iPad
Although there is no direct way or option to block websites on an iPhone or iPad. But there are a few workarounds which you can use to effectively monitor and manage the websites and block them too.
Method 1: Enable Content Blocking
To enable content blocking to follow the procedure given below:
- Go to the setting app.
- Click on Screen time.
- Then click on turn on screen time.
- Click on Continue.
- Now click on this is my phone, or this is my child’s phone.
- Then tap on content and privacy restriction.
- Now you’ll see an option use screen time passcode. Remember, if you don’t turn this option, then if anyone accessed a restricted website, the phone’s AI will automatically pop-up an option to turn off this feature. Still, if you set a passcode, then anyone who doesn’t know the password will not be able to turn this option off.
- Tap on Content and Privacy Restriction to turn this feature on.
- Now click on Content Restriction.
- Select Web content.
- Then in the next window, you’ll get to see three choices that you may check: limits adult websites, to allow unrestricted access, and allow websites only.
