Apple is giving parents more control over what their children can access — and making kids ask before crossing some of those boundaries.
New child-safety features are rolling out with iOS 27, iPadOS 27 and macOS 27, including website approval requests, expanded Communication Safety protections and new controls for managing screen time and setting up Child Accounts. Apple first previewed the changes at WWDC in June.
The headline feature is Ask to Browse. It works like Apple’s existing Ask to Buy system, which already routes app downloads and purchases to a parent for approval, except now it applies to websites. If a child tries to visit a new…
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