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Block Adult Websites on Safari for US Users

 Keeping your browsing experience safe and family-friendly is easier than ever on iPhone , iPad, and Mac. Safari includes built-in parental controls that let you block adult websites , restrict content, and manage safe browsing for kids or shared devices. This OnePlus guide explains how U.S. users can block explicit content on Safari effectively and maintain a safer digital environment. Why Block Adult Websites on Safari Blocking adult or explicit content isn’t just for children — it’s also useful for anyone wanting a cleaner, distraction-free browsing experience. Benefits include: Protecting children from inappropriate material. Preventing access to unsafe or malware-laden sites. Maintaining focus and productivity. Reducing unwanted pop-ups and tracking risks. OnePlus Tip: Safari’s parental controls use Apple’s intelligent filters, which automatically update to detect new explicit sites. Step 1: Enable Screen Time on iPhone or iPad Screen Time includes Saf...

Hide Safari History Automatically on iPhone

 Privacy is essential for every iPhone user — especially when it comes to browsing the web. If you often use Safari and don’t want your search or visit history saved, Apple offers built-in tools to hide Safari history automatically . In this OnePlus guide, we’ll show you step-by-step how to make Safari private, use automation, and protect your browsing data on iPhone. Why You Should Hide Safari History Automatically While manually clearing Safari history is simple, automating the process saves time and ensures nothing is left behind. Here’s why it matters: Prevents others from seeing your search or visit history. Keeps cookies, cache, and trackers from collecting personal data. Enhances privacy when sharing your iPhone or using public Wi-Fi. OnePlus Tip: Automatic history hiding is ideal if you share your iPhone with family members or often browse in sensitive situations (like using work accounts). Method 1: Use Private Browsing Mode in Safari The simplest way ...

Block Adult Websites on Safari for US iPhone Users

Blocking adult websites on Safari helps protect children and maintain a safe browsing experience on iPhones. In iOS 18, US users can configure parental controls and content restrictions directly through Settings. Step 1: Open Screen Time Settings Go to Settings > Screen Time . If Screen Time is not enabled, tap Turn On Screen Time and follow the setup instructions. Step 2: Set Up Content & Privacy Restrictions Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions and toggle it ON. This section allows you to manage content ratings, website access, and app restrictions. Step 3: Restrict Adult Websites Go to Content Restrictions > Web Content and select Limit Adult Websites . Safari will automatically block most adult content and allow you to add specific websites to the allowed or blocked list. Step 4: Use Allowed Websites Only (Optional) For stricter control, choose Allowed Websites Only and manually add websites your family members can access. This ensure...

Silence Unknown Callers on iPhone

 Receiving constant calls from unknown numbers can be frustrating and intrusive. Fortunately, iPhone offers a built-in feature called Silence Unknown Callers that automatically mutes calls from numbers not in your contacts. In this OnePlus guide, we’ll show U.S. and Canadian iPhone users how to enable this feature, how it works, and tips for managing calls effectively. Why Use Silence Unknown Callers Silence Unknown Callers helps: Reduce spam, robocalls, and unwanted telemarketing calls. Prevent interruptions during work, meetings, or personal time. Ensure that only known contacts or recently communicated numbers can reach you directly. OnePlus Tip: Legitimate callers can still leave voicemails, so you won’t miss important messages. Step 1: Enable Silence Unknown Callers Open Settings on your iPhone. Scroll down and tap Phone. Tap Silence Unknown Callers. Toggle the switch On. Once enabled, calls from numbers not in your contacts, Mail, or Messa...

Hide Safari History Automatically on iPhone in North America

Worried about your browsing privacy? With iOS 18 , you can now hide Safari history automatically on your iPhone in North America using built-in privacy settings and automation tools. Whether you share your device or want more online privacy, these steps will help you browse securely without leaving traces. Step 1: Enable Private Browsing Mode Open Safari and tap the Tabs icon at the bottom of the screen. Tap the dropdown menu in the center and select Private . Private Browsing prevents Safari from saving your browsing history, cookies, or autofill data. Step 2: Automatically Open Safari in Private Mode Go to Settings > Safari and select Private Browsing under the “Tabs” section. Turn on Always Start in Private Mode to ensure Safari automatically launches privately every time you open it. Step 3: Use Siri Shortcuts to Clear History Open the Shortcuts app and create a new shortcut. Add the action Clear Safari History or use an automation that runs dai...

Set Up Screen Time Restrictions for Kids on iOS 18 (U.S. Guide)

Managing your child’s iPhone usage can be challenging — but iOS 18’s Screen Time lets you set daily limits, control app access, and monitor activity easily. Here’s how to configure Screen Time restrictions for kids on iPhone, specifically for U.S. users and families. 1. Open Screen Time Settings Go to Settings → Screen Time and tap Turn On Screen Time . Choose This is My Child’s iPhone when prompted. From here, you’ll get access to parental controls, app limits, and downtime options designed to protect kids’ screen habits. 📘 Related: Learn more about general iPhone setup at OnePlus iPhone Hub . 2. Set App and Content Restrictions Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions → turn it ON. Here, you can block adult websites, prevent app installs, and hide explicit content in Music or Podcasts. Use Allowed Apps to disable specific apps like Safari, Camera, or FaceTime for focused learning periods. 3. Create App Usage Limits From the main S...