Q&A for How to Turn Off Parental Controls

To bypass Windows 10 parental controls linked to an online Microsoft account, switch your user profile to a local account. Go to Settings > Accounts, then select "Sign in with a local account instead." Your device will then no longer be governed by the online family safety settings, and your parents will not be notified.

You cannot remove parental controls without the password. To bypass them, you would need a computer to reset and restore your device.

Use the Android method (Method 2). Samsung smartphones are Android phones.

When your 3DS/2DS asks for a passcode, select "I forgot," and repeat this step when prompted for the secret question. The system will then provide you with an inquiry key. Use this key with an online "3ds master key generator" to obtain a master key, which you can then use to disable all parental control settings.

Since your ZTE phone is an Android device, follow the instructions for Android phones, specifically Step 2.

The Administrator is the account you first created with the computer or if you are on a work or school computer, your IT department.

Yes, you can. Refer to option one (the iPad method) and specifically step 3, which details using iBackupBot to change the restrictions passcode.

Try to find a notepad, or another document your parents wrote the passcode on. The document may be in a parent's desk, on a shelf, etc.

Get into their phone by asking to do something else and do it from there. It will not notify the device. Turn off notifications for Ourpact on their phone also.

Yes. Windows Vista has built In Parental Controls, so Method 6 should work. Unless your parents use third party software, it should work.

See Method 1 which is the first that pops up when you open the website (the iOS section).

For Windows 10, go to settings, go to "Updates and Security", Go to Recovery settings and the option should be there.

It appears that this is correct. To combat this, search for 'Restrictions' in the Search bar in settings. Then you should find it.

On iOS, you cannot 'Temporally' Disable Restrictions. However, you can use Method 2 to change the password, then re-enable it. If you want to avoid trouble, you might want to talk to your parents about possibly reducing or lifting the restrictions. Refer to Method 1 for more information.

Newer versions of iOS have hidden this to make it harder to bypass. You should be able to find it by performing a search.

There might be limits set on the router and/or account. Try using a different account and a VPN.

You will have to reset the phone if you don't know the PIN. Back up the phone to a PC and then reset it. This will remove the parental controls and they can then be set up fresh.