How to Remove Parental Control on iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to easily remove parental controls on your iPhone with our quick guide.

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To remove parental control on an iPhone: 1. Go to Settings. 2. Tap on Screen Time. 3. Select 'Turn Off Screen Time.' 4. Enter your Screen Time passcode to confirm. If you forgot the passcode, use your Apple ID to reset it. This will disable all restrictions and remove parental controls, giving you full access to the device.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What to do if I forgot my Screen Time passcode? You can reset your Screen Time passcode using your Apple ID by following prompts on your iPhone.
  2. Will removing parental controls delete any data? No, removing parental controls will not delete any data; it simply disables the restrictions.
  3. Can I re-enable parental controls after removing them? Yes, you can re-enable parental controls by going back to Settings and turning on Screen Time.

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