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To restrict an iPad for kids, go to Settings > Screen Time and enable it. Set a passcode, then use Downtime, App Limits, and Content & Privacy Restrictions to control apps, web access, and purchases. You can also set Always Allowed apps and set age-appropriate content filters.

To switch off parental controls on a Mac, open System Settings and go to Screen Time. Select the child’s account, then toggle off Screen Time or disable specific restrictions. You may need the admin password to confirm changes. Restart the Mac if settings don’t update immediately.

In slang, “Rizz” refers to a person’s ability to attract or charm someone, especially in a romantic or flirtatious way. It’s short for charisma and is often used among younger generations to describe someone who is smooth, confident, or skilled at impressing others in social or dating situations.

A text monitoring app is software that allows parents, employers, or guardians to track and monitor text messages on a device. It helps ensure safety, detect inappropriate content, and monitor communication patterns. These apps often provide alerts, logs, and reports while respecting privacy and...

To set up iPad parental controls, open Settings and go to Screen Time. Tap Turn On Screen Time, select This is My Child’s iPad, and set a passcode. You can then manage App Limits, Content & Privacy Restrictions, and Downtime to control apps, content, and usage time effectively.

To turn off restrictions on an iPhone, open Settings, go to Screen Time, then tap Content & Privacy Restrictions. Enter your Screen Time passcode if prompted, and toggle Content & Privacy Restrictions off. This will remove app, content, and feature limits, restoring full access to your device’s...

To change or turn off Microsoft parental controls for a child’s account, an adult family organizer must do it. Sign into family.microsoft.com with the parent/organizer account, find the child’s profile, then adjust or remove restrictions or remove the child from the family group. Only adults can...

GMFU stands for “Get Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang used when someone wants to drink, party, or get intoxicated—often in a fun or reckless way. Commonly seen in texts or social posts, it expresses a desire to let loose and have a wild time.

To set up parental control on Android devices, open Settings and go to Digital Wellbeing & parental controls or install Google Family Link. Create or link a child’s Google account, then set app limits, screen time, content filters, and location tracking. This helps manage usage and keep kids...