Do Parental Controls on Apple Devices Disable at Age 13?

Learn how Apple parental controls work and when they turn off. Key insights on managing your child's digital experience.

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Yes, parental controls can turn off at age 13 on Apple devices. Apple allows parents to manage their child's device through Family Sharing until the child turns 13, at which point some restrictions can be lifted. However, parents can still manage content and privacy settings manually through the device's settings if they wish to continue monitoring their child's digital activity.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I maintain parental controls after my child turns 13? Yes, parents can continue to manage content and privacy settings manually on their child's device even after they turn 13.
  2. What features are available with Apple Family Sharing? Apple Family Sharing allows parents to manage purchases, set screen time limits, and control app access for children.
  3. At what age can my child manage their own Apple ID? Children can start managing their own Apple ID at age 13, though parental controls can still be utilized.

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