You can go one step further by setting a Screen Time passcode–you might want to have to enter a passcode instead of just tapping when you exceed limits you’ve set for yourself.

This step by step guide with screenshots covers how to change your iPhone passcode, skip Face ID to enter passcode, and change auto-lock settings.

This is all well and good unless and until you forget your Screen Time passcode. While you might think this unlikely, this passcode is distinct from other codes we routinely enter on our devices.

Forgot your iPhone Screen Time passcode? Learn how to reset it quickly with this step-by-step guide, including organizational tips.

To set one, scroll down from Screen Time, select “Use Screen Time Passcode,” and enter a 4-digit passcode. You’ll be prompted to enter the passcode if you try to turn off Screen Time, or go ...

To change your restrictions passcode on an iPhone, you'll need to go into your Settings. Where you go from there depends on your iOS version.

Next, before you do anything else, scroll down and select Use Screen Time Password. Enter a four-digit code that will serve as your password to access Screen Time settings as well as to unlock apps.

Or, you can turn off using a passcode entirely if you wish by tapping Change Screen Time Passcode > Turn Off Screen Time Passcode. Then, enter your passcode to have it turned off.

You can continue to use the app for one minute, but after that, you'll need to enter your Screen Time passcode to continue to use the app.

Here's how to limit screen time for the Xbox and Windows 10 PCs, using the dashboard within your Windows account.