Prevent Negative Content: How to Block Websites on iPhone

How to Block Websites on iPhone - If you have children or nephews who actively use iPhones and you don't want them to access sites with negative impacts, you can easily do so.

Fortunately, there are iPhone settings that can prevent access to adult content sites or other harmful content without using third-party applications.

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Here are the steps on how to block websites on iPhone:

• Go to Settings > Screen Time.
• Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions.
• Enter your Screen Time passcode.
• Tap Content Restrictions.
• Tap Web Content.
• Choose from the following options:

1. Unrestricted Access: Allows access to all websites.
2. Limit Adult Websites: Blocks websites that are known to contain adult content.
3. Allowed Websites Only: Only allows access to websites that you have specifically approved.

If you choose "Allowed Websites Only," you will need to add the websites that you want your child to be able to access.

To do this, follow these steps:

• Tap Add Website.
• Enter the URL of the website.
• Tap Done.

You can also remove websites from the "Allowed Websites" list by tapping the "-" button next to the website.

By following these steps, you can help to protect your children from harmful content online.

This method only works on the iPhone's default browser, Safari. If you want to maximize this feature for children, make sure that no other browsers are installed besides Safari.

You can also use third-party apps to block websites on iPhone. Some popular options include:

• https://kidslox.com/
• https://www.qustodio.com/en/
• https://familytime.io/

These apps offer a variety of features, such as:

• The ability to block specific websites or categories of websites
• The ability to set a time limit for how long children can use the internet each day
• The ability to track children's online activity

These apps can be a helpful way to protect children from harmful content online, but it is important to remember that no app is perfect. You should always supervise your children's online activity, even if you are using a third-party app to block websites.

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