Here’s how to get rid of Screen Time without password via iMessage app: When you get a video link in Messages, tap thumbnail. You can ask a friend to share new videos via text or tap on videos ...

When you set up a Screen Time passcode for your iCloud account, Apple prompts you to enter an Apple ID and its password to cache the code. It doesn’t have to be the same Apple ID you use with ...

You can set a Screen Time passcode for yourself, setting an extra bar to cross when you hit a limit. (If you’re too tired to remember your passcode, probably time to put the phone down.) ...

Any time you try to change the settings, or get more time on apps past the limit, you’ll have to enter the passcode. To set one, scroll down from Screen Time, select “Use Screen Time Passcode ...

Go to Screen Time and tap on “Use Screen Time Passcode.” Set a four-digit passcode, and then reenter it when asked. Enter your Apple ID and password so that you can use it if you’ve ...

Sharing Screen Time across all of your devices allows you to get a more accurate idea of how much time you spend online. First though, you have to enable sharing: Select Screen Time in System ...