The new lock screen customization options are available on iPads running iPadOS 17 or later. In this guide, you will learn how to use these new features and customize iPad lock screen.

To lock apps on your iPad, you can set its Screen Time feature for limiting app usage to passcode-protect apps, and customize it in many ways.

iOS and iPad OS do not have dedicated app locks but they have screen time that is not a perfect but an adequate alternative for locking apps.

This step by step guide with images covers how to set up Screen Time as a parent on a child's iPhone or iPad with iOS 12 and later.

Are you wasting too much time on Instagram or TikTok? With Apple's Screen Time, you can set screen-time limits for yourself or your kids and (hopefully) develop some healthy device habits.

Furthermore, customizable lock screen from iOS 16 to iPadOS 17. If you are wondering how to customize your iPad lock screen, you are in the right place.

In iPadOS 17, Apple introduced several new customization features for the iPad's Lock Screen. Here's how to make the most of them.

Changing auto-lock from its default 2-minute setting on the iPad will result in fewer interruptions.

How to Set iPad Lock Buttons. The side button on the iPad can be configured to either lock the screen rotation feature or mute the device.

The great thing is that by linking a Lock Screen to a Focus mode, you can make the switch to your custom Lock Screen happen automatically at a set time.