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platform changeReviewed · Sep 10, 2026 · 1 min read

iOS 27 Adds New Parental Controls for App Browsing and Time Limits

By The Rundown  ·  EditorLow risk

Apple has introduced new parental control features in iOS 27, including "Ask to Browse" (which requires parent approval before a child can install or update apps), expanded Time Allowances for device usage limits, and Communication Safety features. These tools expand Apple's existing Screen Time framework for managing children's device access and app use.

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What to do

Review the new controls in Settings > Screen Time on your child's device. Configure "Ask to Browse" to require your approval for app installs, set Time Allowances for daily limits, and explore Communication Safety options. Refer to the "macOS Screen

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