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is there a way to limit total volume across the device for all apps?
I’m aware of the content restrictions in screen time however audio is not included in this?
my daughter is autistic and thus has the audio maxed out even when wearing headphones.
iPad Air 3 WiFi, Cellular
This setting works for headphones only and is not hidden or lockable behind screen time settings as it should be. It will work for now, Apple needs to add this as an item under content and privacy restrictions.
I inadvertently marked this as solved. It’s not.
This setting works for headphones only and is not hidden or lockable behind screen time settings as it should be. It will work for now, Apple needs to add this as an item under content and privacy restrictions.
I inadvertently marked this as solved. It’s not.
Thanks, I’ll give that a try. The limit for the iPad is 75db.
Hi, for this you would have to go to Settings > Sound > Reduce Loud Noises. I recommend about 50 decibels.
Limit audio for kids devices
