Screen Time is a feature for iOS and iPadOS devices that limits the amount of time you spent on your iPhone or iPad. You can control the time of use for individual apps and by setting a time limit for apps that you think are taking a lot of your time. Now, the screen time feature can also be used to prevent iTunes & App Store purchases, to allow built-in apps and features, to prevent explicit content and content ratings, to prevent web content, to restrict Siri web search and more.
This screen time feature is handy for parents as they can control how their child use their iPad or iPhone. Suppose as a parent, and you don’t want your child using certain Apps and Features on their phone; then, screen time is the solution. And if you are not a parent but you still feel like disabling certain apps and features on your iPhone, then you can do that too. So let’s take a detailed look at how you can do it.
How to Disable Built-in Apps and Features on iPhone with Screen Time?
If you are disabling the apps and features on your child’s device, then you should set up a screen time passcode. Otherwise, the child will just manually change everything on their own. But if you are the sole user of the device, and just want to disable some apps and features on your phone, then you don’t need the passcode. However, most people use this feature as parental control. So to set up a Screen Time Passcode,
