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Set up parental controls on a range of devices and platforms to help children develop key online safety and digital literacy skills.

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Parental Controls & Filtering Advice - Vodafone

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You know they spend a fair chunk of each day connected to a screen, whether it's for entertainment or schoolwork, and you just want a bit of peace of mind knowing you're doing all you can to keep them safe and happy. We get it. That's why we want to help you manage what they do (and don't) see with the following tips, tricks and advice for setting up parental controls and privacy settings on mobile networks, devices, apps and websites.

Parental controls help you manage and restrict what your kids can see and do online - from sites they can view to the apps they can download and purchases they can make. Controls can be especially useful for keeping younger children safer (and from preventing them innocently spending £££ on games and more) while also teaching them the skills they need to navigate the online world themselves once they're given the freedom to do so.

Good news - with the support of additional built-in filters offered by mobile and broadband providers, you have many options for reducing the risk of them coming across malicious, inappropriate or upsetting content. Parental controls are also increasingly relevant across multiple devices and accounts, especially as gaming online is now so social. Read below for advice and further reading for the providers, platforms and devices your family uses.

The UK's main mobile providers (Vodafone, EE, 02 and Three) automatically block 18+ rated content through Active Choice network-level filtering system. One watch out: when connected to Wi-Fi (at home or elsewhere) these filters won't apply.

Parental control options for mobiles include:

Android (LG, Sony, Samsung, Huawei, HTC, Nokia, Motorola)
You can limit which apps, games and content can be downloaded and disable features such as location and camera. Read here for more detailed tips

iPhone
There are on/off systems for features such as Facetime, in-app purchases and Safari. Read here for more detailed tips

Windows 10 Phone (Lumia)
The My Family option lets you restrict the games and apps that can be accessed. There's also the Apps Corner option, which limits content if your child borrows your phone. Read more

Macs and PCs both offer parental controls with different levels of flexibility within their respective operating systems. Dependent on whether you have a Mac or PC, the options vary and allow management on additional devices using the same OS.

Parental control options for Macs and PCs include:

Windows 10
You can get reports on your child's online activity and manage time on Windows 10, Xbox One and Android devices, and set adult approval on purchases, apps, games and media. Additionally, you can block websites and monitor spending habits, while Microsoft Launcher on Windows 10/Android phones can track location. Read more

MacOS
Apple lets you block specific functions, e.g. Siri, camera, games, apps and Mail contacts. It can also limit access to sites and iTunes, restrict non-appropriate content, and set specific time limits for weekdays, weekends and bedtime. Read more

Your web browser lets you control content and search options. Whether you are using Chrome, Internet Explorer or Firefox, there are options to prevent apps being downloaded, and to block sites containing nudity, violence and inappropriate content.

Remember: Apply your desired settings across every browser installed on every family computer and device...

Google also has options to manage what can be searched. Google Family Link can filter out most adult sites and report inappropriate content. YouTube can also be restricted in a similar way. Read more

Other search engines, such as Bing and Yahoo, have their own safe search options, found under settings - this is typically displayed with a cog icon.

Gaming is a big part of children's lives today, not only as a form of entertainment, but also as a social and interactive activity, which is why it's important their devices and accounts are suitably restricted to age-appropriate limits.

Consoles like PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo all offer their own options, including time and spending limits, and managing access to content, sites and purchases.

Three steps for using parental controls to encourage safer gaming:

1. Consoles and app store settings give you the option to limit what games your child can play, based on PEGI age ratings, to ensure they don't make inappropriate purchases.

2. If you are not comfortable with your child playing online, or if you don't want them chatting with people outside of their friends list, you can disable chat functions or restrict gaming to friend circles.

3. Many games let players block, report or mute anyone they don't want contact with. If they don't already, show your child how to do this in each of the games they play.

Vodafone Secure Net protects your family from harmful websites and viruses.

This article was originally written in partnership with Parent Zone.

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Setting Parental Controls on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch

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With Content & Privacy Restrictions in Screen Time, you can block or limit specific apps and features on your child's device. You can also restrict the settings on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch for explicit content, purchases and downloads, and privacy.

Set Content & Privacy Restrictions

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Turn on Screen Time, then tap it again. Choose "This is My [Device]" or "This is My Child's [Device]".

If you're the parent or guardian on your device and want to prevent another family member from changing your settings, tap Use Screen Time Passcode to create a passcode, then re-enter the passcode to confirm. After you've confirmed your passcode you'll be asked to enter your Apple ID and password. This can be used to reset your Screen Time passcode if you forget it.

If you're setting up Screen Time on your child's device, follow the prompts until you get to Screen Time Passcode and enter a passcode. Re-enter the passcode to confirm. After you've confirmed your passcode you'll be asked to enter your Apple ID and password. This can be used to reset your Screen Time passcode if you forget it.

3. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. If asked, enter your passcode, then turn on Content & Privacy Restrictions.

Make sure you choose a passcode that's different from the passcode you use to unlock your device. To change or turn off the passcode on your child's device, tap Settings > Screen Time > [your child's name]. Then tap Change Screen Time Passcode or Turn Off Screen Time Passcode and authenticate the change with Face ID, Touch ID or your device passcode.
Find out what to do if you've forgotten your Screen Time passcode
With iOS 16 or later, while you're setting up Screen Time for a child's device, you can set age-related restrictions for content in apps, books, TV programmes and films. Just follow the onscreen instructions during the setup process.

Prevent iTunes & App Store purchases

You can also prevent your child from being able to install or delete apps, make in-app purchases and more. To prevent iTunes & App Store purchases or downloads:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. If asked, enter your passcode.

3. Tap iTunes & App Store Purchases.

4. Choose a setting and set to Don't Allow.

You can also change your password settings for additional purchases from the iTunes & App Store or Book Store. Follow steps 1-3, then choose Always Require or Don't Require.

Allow built-in apps and features

You can restrict the use of built-in apps or features. If you turn off an app or feature, the app or feature won't be deleted, it will just be hidden from your Home Screen temporarily. For example, if you turn off Mail, the Mail app won't appear on your Home Screen until you turn it back on.

To change your Allowed Apps:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions.

3. Enter your Screen Time passcode.

4. Tap Allowed Apps.

5. Select the apps you want to allow.

Prevent explicit content and content ratings

You can also prevent the playback of music with explicit content and films or TV programmes with specific ratings. Apps also have ratings that can be configured using content restrictions.

To restrict explicit content and content ratings:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions, then tap Content Restrictions.

3. Choose the settings you want for each feature or setting under Allowed Store Content.

Here are the types of content you can restrict:

Music, Podcasts, News, Fitness: prevent the playback of music, music videos, podcasts, news and workouts containing explicit content

Music Videos: prevent finding and viewing music videos

Music Profiles: prevent sharing what you're listening to with friends and seeing what they're listening to

Films: prevent films with specific ratings

TV Programmes: prevent TV programmes with specific ratings

Books: Prevent content with specific ratings

Apps: Prevent apps with specific ratings

App Clips: prevent app clips with specific ratings

Prevent web content

iOS and iPadOS can filter website content automatically to limit access to adult content in Safari and other apps on your device. You can also add specific websites to an approved or blocked list, or you can limit access to only approved websites. Follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions and enter your Screen Time passcode.

3. Tap Content Restrictions, then tap Web Content.

4. Choose Unrestricted Access, Limit Adult Websites or Allowed Websites.

Depending on the access you allow, you may need to add information, such as the website that you want to restrict.

Each time your child updates a device signed in with their Apple ID to iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10 or macOS Sonoma for the first time, Web Content restrictions will be reset to Limit Adult Websites for all of their devices.

Restrict Siri web search

To restrict Siri features:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions, then tap Content Restrictions.

3. Scroll down to Siri, then choose your settings.

You can restrict these Siri features:

Web Search Content: Prevent Siri from searching the web when you ask a question

Explicit Language: Prevent Siri from displaying explicit language

Restrict Game Center

To restrict Game Center features:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions, then tap Content Restrictions.

3. Scroll down to Game Center, then choose your settings.

You can restrict these Game Center features:

Multiplayer Games: prevent the ability to play multiplayer games with everyone, allow with friends only or allow with anyone

Adding Friends: Prevent the ability to add friends to Game Center

Connect with Friends: prevent the ability to share a Game Center friend list with third-party games

Screen Recording: Prevent the ability to capture the screen and sound

Nearby Multiplayer: prevent the ability to enable the nearby setting

Private Messaging: prevent the ability to voice chat, or to send or receive custom messages with game and friend invitations

Profile Privacy Changes: prevent the ability to change profile privacy settings

Avatar & Nickname Changes: prevent the ability to change Game Center avatars and nicknames

Allow changes to privacy settings

The privacy settings on your device give you control over which apps have access to information stored on your device or the hardware features. For example, you can allow a social networking app to request access to use the camera, which allows you to take and upload pictures.

To allow changes to privacy settings:

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. If asked, enter your passcode.

3. Under Privacy, tap the setting you want to change.

Here are the things you can restrict:

Location Services: lock the settings to allow apps and websites to use location

Contacts: Prevent apps from accessing your Contacts

Calendars: Prevent apps from accessing your Calendar

Reminders: Prevent apps from accessing your Reminders

Photos: Prevent apps from requesting access to your photos

Share My Location: lock the settings for location sharing in Messages and Find My Friends

Bluetooth sharing: Prevent devices and apps from sharing data through Bluetooth

Microphone: Prevent apps from requesting access to your microphone

Speech Recognition: Prevent apps from accessing Speech Recognition or Dictation

Apple Advertising: prevent changes to advertising settings

Allow Apps to Request to Track: prevent tracking activity by apps that you've denied access to

Media & Apple Music: Prevent apps from accessing your photos, videos or music library

Allow changes to other settings and features

You can allow changes to other settings and features, the same way you can allow changes to privacy settings.

1. Go to Settings and tap Screen Time.

2. Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. If asked, enter your passcode.

3. Under Allow Changes, select the features or settings you want to allow changes to and choose Allow or Don't Allow.

Here are some features and settings you can allow changes for:

Passcode Changes: prevent changes to your passcode

Account Changes: prevent account changes in Accounts & Passwords

Mobile Data Changes: prevent changes to mobile data settings

Reduce Loud Sounds: prevent changes to volume settings for safe listening

Driving Focus: prevent changes to the Driving Focus

TV Provider: prevent changes to TV provider settings

Background App Activities: Prevent changes regarding whether or not apps run in the background

Make changes to health and safety features

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A supervised account is a Google Account for your child where you can grant them access to YouTube Kids and/or a supervised YouTube experience. If you don't want to create a supervised account for your child, you can create a YouTube Kids profile instead. YouTube Kids lets signed-in parents create a profile for their child to use YouTube Kids on their own devices. YouTube Kids profiles can only be used with YouTube Kids. You can decide what YouTube experience is best for your family, and there are several parental controls and settings available.

When you set up a Google Account for your child, you can set up parental controls for YouTube Kids and/or a supervised YouTube experience through:

YouTube: Under Parental settings in your linked parent account's YouTube settings

Family Link: Under 'YouTube settings' or 'YouTube Kids settings' in the Family Link app

When you set up a YouTube Kids profile for your child, you can set up parental controls for YouTube Kids through:

YouTube: Under Parental settings in your linked parent account's YouTube settings

YouTube Kids: Under Parental settings

View the parental controls and settings available

You can view and change the parental controls and settings for your child at any time using YouTube Kids, YouTube or Family Link. There are also some settings that your child can control.

Use YouTube Kids

1. Select the Lock in the corner of your screen.

2. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

3. Select Settings .

Use your linked parent account's YouTube settings

1. Sign in to YouTube with your linked parent account.

2. Go to your profile picture .

3. Select Settings .

4. Select Parental settings.

Use the Family Link app

1. On your device, open the Family Link app .

2. Select your child.

3. Tap Manage settings YouTube.

1. Change your child's YouTube Kids settings, under 'YouTube Kids settings'.

2. Change your child's supervised experience on YouTube settings, under 'YouTube settings'.

3. Change settings that apply to both YouTube and YouTube Kids, under 'General settings'.

Change specific parental controls and settings

You can tailor the YouTube Kids or supervised YouTube experience for your child by adjusting specific parental controls and settings. These controls and settings let you:

Block or share content

Change your child's content level settings for their YouTube Kids profile or their supervised experience on YouTube

Change the content level setting for your child's YouTube Kids profile from YouTube Kids:

1. Select the Lock in the corner of your screen.

2. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

3. Select Settings .

4. Select your child's profile and enter your parent account password.

5. Select Preschool, Younger, Older or Approve content yourself.
Note: If you want to change the content setting to Approve content yourself, you'll have to use the YouTube Kids app.

Change your child's content level setting for YouTube or YouTube Kids from YouTube:

1. Sign in to YouTube with your linked parent account.

2. Go to your profile picture .

3. Select Settings .

4. Select Parental settings.

5. Select your child's profile or account.

6. If you'd like to change the content setting for their supervised experience on YouTube:

Under YouTube settings, select EDIT next to 'Content settings'.

7. If you'd like to change the content setting for their YouTube Kids profile:

Under YouTube Kids settings, select EDIT next to 'Content settings'.
Note: If you want to change their content setting to Approve content yourself, you have to use the YouTube Kids app to make this change.

If you manage your child's Google Account with Family Link, you can also change their content level setting for YouTube or YouTube Kids from the Family Link app:

1. On your device, open the Family Link app .

2. Select your child.

3. Tap Manage settings YouTube.

1. Change your child's content level setting for YouTube Kids, under 'YouTube Kids settings'.

2. Change your child's content level setting for their supervised experience on YouTube, under 'YouTube settings'.

Approved content only in YouTube Kids

In this setting, your child can only watch videos, channels and collections that you've hand-picked. Collections are videos and channels grouped by topics, such as science and music, picked by the YouTube Kids teams or by our partners.

In this setting, your child can't search for any videos in YouTube Kids.
YouTube Kids: How to approve what your kids can watch
To change your child's content setting to Approved content only:

1. Open the YouTube Kids app on your child's device.

2. Tap the Lock icon in the bottom corner of any page in the app.

3. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

4. Select Settings .

5. Select your child's profile and enter your parent account password.

6. Select Approved content only to turn on.

7. Review the info in the 'Getting Started' pop-up.

8. Tap Select.

9. Tap icon on any collection, channel or video to approve content that you'd like to make available to your child.

10. Select DONE in the red box at the bottom of the screen to exit.

Turning off search for YouTube Kids

You can restrict your child to a more limited set of videos in YouTube Kids by turning off the Search feature.

With the Search feature turned off, your child can't search for videos. Your child will also be limited to videos and channels verified by YouTube Kids.

With the Search feature turned on, your child can search for new videos that interest them from the millions available in YouTube Kids.

To turn off the Search feature, switch Allow searching to Off in Settings .

If you turn Search off, the watch and search history for your child's YouTube Kids profile will be cleared. Recommended videos and Watch it again will also be reset. Learn more about in YouTube Kids.

Review your child's watch history

1. Tap Recommended at the top of the home screen.

2. Tap to view Watch it again videos.

On your child's computer:

Clear history

1. Sign in to YouTube with your linked parent account.

2. Go to your profile picture .

3. Select Settings .

4. Select Parental settings.

5. Select your child's profile or account.

6. Select Clear history.

7. To save your changes, select CLEAR.

1. Select the Lock in the corner of your screen.

2. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

3. Select Settings .

4. Select your child's profile and enter your parent account password.

5. Select Clear history.

6. To save your changes, select OK.

Pause watch history

1. Select the Lock in the corner of your screen.

2. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

3. Select Settings .

4. Select your child's profile and enter your parent account password.

5. Switch 'Pause watch history' to On.

6. To save your changes, select OK.

1. Sign in to YouTube with your linked parent account.

2. Go to your profile picture .

3. Select Settings .

4. Select Parental settings.

5. Select your child's profile or account.

6. Switch 'Pause watch history' to On.

Pause search history

1. Select the Lock in the corner of your screen.

2. Complete the multiplication problem or enter your custom passcode.

3. Select Settings .

4. Select your child's profile and enter your parent account password.

5. Switch 'Pause search history' to On.

6. To save your changes, select OK.

1. Sign in to YouTube with your linked parent account.

2. Go to your profile picture .

3. Select Settings .

4. Select Parental settings.

5. Select your child's profile or account.

6. Switch 'Pause search history' to On.

YouTube Premium

YouTube Premium membership

Using YouTube Premium benefits with your child's YouTube Kids profile:

You can use your child's device to turn on and modify YouTube Premium benefits in the YouTube Kids app. You can also remove YouTube Premium from the kids app by tapping the Remove from app button. Removing YouTube Premium will also remove all downloaded YouTube videos on your device.

Using YouTube Premium benefits with your child's supervised account:

To share YouTube Premium benefits with your child's supervised account, you'll need to set up and manage a YouTube family pl an.

Background and offline

Tap Background play to set up the YouTube Kids app to play videos while using other apps or when your screen is off.

Turn on downloads to save a list of up to 24 videos per profile. You can watch downloaded videos when you aren't connected to the Internet. The app selects videos to download from:

Recommended videos, based on your child's watch history, or

If we don't have enough info, by what's popular on YouTube Kids.

Downloaded videos are updated automatically every 24 hours. The Save over Wi-Fi only setting lets you conserve mobile data by preventing the app from downloading new videos offline while you're connected to mobile data.

Change the storage limit and set the quality used for downloads. In general, lower-quality videos take up less space on your device but may not play back as clearly.

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