Setting up parental controls depends on your hardware, software, and even your Internet Service Provider:
Your router’s configuration page may offer filters and restrictions for the Internet.
Operating systems, such as Windows and macOS, carry baked-in parental controls that allow parents to restrict access to websites or allocate screen time.
Third-party parental controls can offer more options than tools in operating systems.
Most web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge, allow parents to restrict websites, content, and more.
The Screen Time feature on Apple devices, such as iPhones and iPads, allows parents to control Internet access. Likewise, the Family Link app helps control access on Android devices.
Please remember that parental controls have their limitations. Learn what parental controls can and can’t do to keep your expectations realistic.