In “Content & Privacy Restrictions,” tap “Allowed Apps.” In Screen Time settings, scroll down and tap “Content & Privacy Restrictions.” Either choice will work for disabling the camera. If you don’t have it enabled, tap “Turn on Screen Time,” then tap “Continue” and select “This is My iPhone” or “This is My Child’s iPhone” based on your personal preference. If you already have Screen Time enabled, skip to the next step. First, launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad. To disable the Camera app on your iPhone or iPad, we’ll need to use Settings. How to Use and Configure Screen Time on Your iPhone or iPad While Screen Time can be used to disable other apps as well, by default, it only restricts exactly what you choose, so using it won’t interfere with your regular iPhone or iPad habits. In our case, we’ll be using Screen Time to limit access to the Camera app, which will also remove the camera swipe shortcut from the iPhone and iPad lock screen. That can either be used to track and limit your own app usage or as parental control settings for kids who might use the device. Here’s how to set it up.Įvery iPhone or iPad includes a special feature called you’ll need to take a quick trip to Screen Time in Settings. If you’d like to disable the Camera on your iPhone or iPad-removing it from the
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