Apple’s iOS 27 lets parents police more of what kids do on their iPhones

There are new ways to set boundaries on your kids’ iPhones.

iOS 27, released Monday, is Apple’s AI-ified update to the software brains inside the iPhone. Some changes are available for models as old as iPhone 11.

And, for parents, there are four core changes.

Screen Time has a redesigned parental dashboard that lets parents adjust a child’s access in the moment.

Ask to Browse requires kids to get permission before visiting a new website in Safari.

Time Allowances lets parents set limits for categories of apps, such as social media, games, and entertainment.

Apple says Communication Safety can now shield children from graphic or violent material…