Screen Time is an additional lock to the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
It is best for time limits, set restrictions to various apps and services, and more to
secure any modifications on your security settings of your iPhone besides these are
very useful features but this makes you in trouble if you forget it.
I am pretty sure that if you are watching these videos that you facing a problem when
you try to turn off-screen time, change screen time passcode, or turn off screen time passcode
with your iPhone.
You got trouble if you forget it or as long as enter the right password your iPhone will
not allow you to do anything.
Even you try to do reset all settings to erase iPhone and enter the passcode then ask for
a screen time password without a screen time passcode you can’t even reset your iPhone
too.
Here in the short video, we are going to share tips on how you can remove your screen time
passcode using your iPhone.
Navigate to the setting.
Scroll down and choose screen time.
If you do the process from the last option turn off-screen time you have to insert the
correct screen time passcode.
If you forget the screen time passcode you have to go on change screen time passcode.
Here you saw two options follow any which you like for the further process.
You go to option Simply Tap on forget passcode to fix your
problem.
Further, you have to put your Apple ID and passcode.
Tap on ok.
Now you can turn off the screen time passcode from your iPhone.
If you are attempting to put screen time passcode too many times this process may work or not
working for you.
If the above process not working then simply follow the process which is called restore.
Remember this process deletes all the data of your iPhone.So back up important data before
doing this process every single file might be deleted.
You can restore via iTunes with two-mode.
Recovery mode DFU MODE
This mode iTunes detect your iPhone and download official firmware and restore and update.
The official ways to get rid of a forgotten Screen Time passcode involved restoring your
iPhone or iPad with a passcode free iTunes backup or setting
it up as a new device.