How to Block Websites on iPhone Devices

Trying to figure out how to block websites on iPhone devices? Whether you're worried about porn, gaming sites, or streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, blocking websites on iPhones can be a little challenging. In this video, you'll learn how to block websites on iPhone using Apple Screen Time. Here are some ways to do it.

Apple Screen Time
This free tool works best when both you and your child have Apple devices.
Unlock your child’s device and tap Settings. Scroll down until you see Screen Time and tap it.
Tap “Use Screen Time Passcode” and then choose a 4-digit number that your child won't be able to guess.

Now, from the main settings screen, tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. At the top, turn the toggle on.
Yap Content Restrictions.

The Web Content.
You can select “Limit Adult Websites,” which limits access to many adult websites.
Or, you can choose a stricter option, “Allowed Websites Only.”
With this choice, you're presented with a pre-approved list of sites like Disney, PBS Kids, and Scholastic.

You can then manually add in any other websites you want your child to have access to.
Everything else will be blocked!

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Bark
Bark is your best option if you'd like to be able to block any website and tons of different categories of content — like adult websites, gaming, social media, and much more. To get started, download the Bark Parent app, and follow the on-screen instructions to connect your child’s device. From the dashboard, tap Screen Time, then Rules, then Default Rules.

On this page, you can choose from 19 different categories of content to block. In addition to blocking categories of websites, Bark also lets you customize your child’s browsing with exceptions.

From the Default rules page, we were on earlier, toggle over to Exceptions.
Here, you can allow websites that would normally be blocked. For example, you could block all gaming sites except for Wordle.

Visit https://www.bark.us to learn more and start your free, one-week trial.