An iPhone or iPod Touch can be a great toy for kids or a great learning tool. But, as a parent, you might want to restrict access to some apps, specifically the ones that allow your kids to surf the Internet. In this instance, it would be the Safari web browser.

Steps

  1. Advertisement
  2. Enter a Passcode to lock the restrictions area. Make sure to remember the passcode, or you'll be locked out yourself.
  3. It should be gone.
  4. You will need to enter your passcode.
    Advertisement


Expert Q&A

Ask a Question

      Advertisement

      Tips

      • If you have disabled Safari you might want to make sure you have a password on the app store otherwise your kids can download other browsers like Google Chrome or Firefox.
      Advertisement

      Warnings

      • Apps such as Twitter and Facebook will work even without Safari. Be sure to identify the apps that access the Internet independently from Safari and block each of those apps separately, if desired.
      • Be careful to take note of, and remember the passcode. You will need it to re-enable Safari.
      Advertisement

      About this article

      Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 33,074 times.

      Is this article up to date?

      Advertisement