First, go to the home screen on your iPhone and search for the Settings app. Then, when you find it, give it a click. It can often be found in the utilities folder.

Next, scroll down a bit until you find “Safari.” Then, click “Safari.”

Now, scroll down a bit until you see “block all cookies.” You will notice a toggle to the right of “block all cookies.” If the toggle is not green, it is off, and cookies can be downloaded onto your device. If it is on, and green, cookies are disabled.

To disable all cookies try the steps below:

1. Click the toggle to the right of “block all cookies.”
2. When you click it a pop-up will alert you of the risks and need-to-know information.
3. Click “block all.”

Cookies are now blocked on your iPhone! Note that the performance of websites may change and some websites may not open. All existing cookies should be removed from the device.

Have you noticed you cannot visit your favorite websites on your iPhone or that those sites aren’t fully functional after blocking all cookies? If so, consider enabling cookies again. To do this, click the toggle (it will be green indicating cookies are blocked).

Voila! The toggle will no longer be green, and you are good to visit your favorite sites again!

First, go to your home screen and find the Setting app, then give it a click. It can often be found in the utilities folder.

Then, select “screen time.”

Now, choose “content & privacy restrictions.”

Click “content restrictions,” so that you can specify the restrictions you are wanting to create. If you don’t already have content and privacy restrictions enabled, you will have to first click the toggle to the right of “content & privacy restrictions.”

You will be prompted for your screen time passcode here. Enter your passcode in to move to the next step.

Click “web content.” By default, this will be set to “unrestricted access.” Don’t worry. We are about to change this.

There are three separate options as to how you can restrict web content. Let’s dive into them briefly before choosing the one best for the purposes of this guide.

Web content restrictions options:

• Unrestricted access- This one is pretty self-explanatory. Everything is accessible.
• Limit adult websites- Don’t let the wording of “adult websites” scare you. This just means you can choose to limit or restrict certain, specific sites. You can also make sure some are always allowed in this same category.
• Allowed websites only- Here you have to specify the sites that are allowed to be visited on this device. This means, if you haven’t added it to the list, you cannot visit it. So, it can be pretty restrictive in terms of being able to browse the web. All websites will be blocked that are not manually allowed by you.

In order to block a specific website, chose “limit adult websites.”

Click “add website” so that we can enter in the website we no longer want to be able to access.

Now, type in your website and you are good to go! That’s it.

You can add as many websites as you want, but try to only add websites you truly want to block for an extended timeframe.

Open the Settings app. This can often be found in the utilities folder on your home screen.

Click on your name at the very top of the settings page.

Click “iCloud” so that we can view your iCloud features and settings.

Scroll down, then click “iCloud backup.” You will notice it will say “on” or “off” to the right. If yours is already on, you may already be backing up and didn’t even realize it! If that’s the case, skip to step six in this guide.

Otherwise, continue with step five, so we can turn this feature on.

Turn on iCloud backup by clicking the toggle to the right of “iCloud backup.” In the middle of the screen, you will be “turning on backup” briefly.

Now that your iPhone, iPad, or other iOS product is backing up automatically, it’s good to check every once in a while that your backups are completing. To do this, you will follow the steps below:

1. Click Settings.
2. Click your name.
3. Select “iCloud.”
4. Click “iCloud backup.”
5. Look under “backup now.” There will be gray text telling you when the last completed backup was.

Backups are down every 24 hours (only once), while the device is plugged into the charger, on the lock screen, and connected to Wi-Fi. If these things do not occur at the same time, your iPhone, iPad, or other iOS product will not backup.

However, if your iPhone goes too long without being backed up, your iPhone will alert you on the main settings page right under your name, and it may even provide a notification or pop-up alerting you to why your product isn’t backing up. Don’t neglect the notifications. If you follow their instructions, they will ensure you don’t go without consistent backups.