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Yes. You do the following: 1. Set a "Screen time" passcode (different from your device passcode!) 2. Go into "Content and Privacy Restrictions" and set "Passc
by matthewdgreen 3y ago
Yes. You do the following:
1. Set a "Screen time" passcode (different from your device passcode!)
2. Go into "Content and Privacy Restrictions" and set "Passcode Changes" and "Account Changes" both to "Don't Allow"
Now you will need to go back and enter your screen time passcode every time you try to change the settings of your Apple/iCloud account, which is sort of annoying. But it'll probably save your account if someone does get your phone passcode.
- Quillbert182 3y agoI believe this one can be overridden by clicking the "Forgot Passcode?" button under screen time and going through an iCloud password reset instead of logging in, assuming that your iCloud email is logged in on your iPhone. I believe this can be solved by having a recovery key on the phone, but someone would have to check me on that one.