Thank you!!!!

Set up the accounts yourself and do not give her the password. She only gets the unlock code. My son does not know his AppleID. If he wants anything, like an app, in app purchase, it comes to you on the parent account. You can pick the phone up at any time and read through anything. I also turned off cellular access to most apps, and they only work on wifi.

Is you kid naturally obedient or sneaky? That will also dictate some choices. My kid still hasn’t realized how easy it is to switch on the cellular access.

But if you just want a safety phone, an iPhone isn’t the best one. My son’s first phone was a piece of crap Motorola with an operating system that was always acting up.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253950824?sortBy=rank

https://www.safewise.com/how-to-set-up-parental-controls-on-an-iphone/

https://lifehacker.com/lock-down-your-kid-s-iphone-with-these-new-parental-con-1849534487

Anonymous wrote:Beware of being too controlling.

Thanks I will be aware. She is 11 though, not 16.

No tips on how to set up an iPhone?

Beware of being too controlling.

We got our tween a Pinwheel phone. It exactly fits your list.

Ps if there is. A website or Reddit board or Facebook page that is not full of trash than please refer me , thank you!!

Can someone walk me through the steps of setting up a “locked down” phone for my tween? I am not talking about guided access - I want it to have

Phone number
Texting compatible to friends with iPhones
No internet
No YouTube
Only a couple of apps
Easy way for me to supervise
Limited ways to go around and dodge my supervision
Music