COLUMBUS, Ohio — New research shows that privacy and safety are parents’ biggest concerns when it comes to their kids’ screen time. That’s the finding of a survey commissioned by Nationwide Children’s ...

Developers waste time trying to reproduce vague issues. Written descriptions miss crucial contextual details often. User actions leading to bugs remain unclear. Screen recordings eliminate these ...

When we talk about screen time rules, we usually think about giving them to kids. However, I didn't realize how much my kids were affected by my screen time. As a family, we decided everyone would ...

Screen time is one of the great parenting debates nowadays, as more and more research shows that it may be doing kids more harm than good. But placing limits on screen time is often no small feat ...

The bug is reportedly causing the screen to turn completely green or causing the app to force close. The issue appears to be isolated to beta version 2.24.24.5. Betas are a good way to get early ...

But as unpleasant as this guilt is, the good news is that those feelings, if you listen to them, can help encourage healthier choices for you and your kids. Parental guilt over child screen use ...

M.D., shares why regulating screen time is important for your kids' short- and long-term health and offers tips on building a routine that balances screens with sleep, exercise and socialization.

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital pediatrician and screen time researcher Jason Nagata, M.D., shares why regulating screen time is important for your kids’ short- and long-term health and offers tips ...

Apple is currently working on a fix for the bug affecting Screen Time. The built-in parental feature allows kids to access even the darkest sides of things. Leon Seibert from Unsplash Security ...

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital pediatrician and screen time researcher Jason Nagata, MD, shares why regulating screen time is important for your kids’ short- and long-term health and offers tips on ...

Screen Time. But the system is also undeniably buggy, as most parents will attest. Now, Apple is fixing one of the software’s worst bugs — an apparently obscure one that would let kids see the ...

The last time BGR reported on bugs regarding Screen Time was in 2023 with iOS 16.6. At the time, after updating to this version, parents couldn’t set restrictions on their kids’ devices.