Screen Time & browsers
Understand authorization, website coverage and what usage reports actually measure.

Why an adult app blocker asks for Family Controls
What the permission means when you are setting boundaries on your own iPhone, without a family organizer or child account.
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Block Chrome itself or selected websites on iPhone?
A version-specific explanation of Chrome app blocking, Safari domain blocking, and supported WebKit browser behavior.
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Can an iPhone app blocker block one page, not a whole site?
Understand domain selections, app-versus-web routes, subdomains, redirects, and the limits of a Screen Time boundary.
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Why focus minutes are not the same as screen time saved
Read Lesscue session history and Apple usage reports without adding overlapping totals or turning a timer into proof of attention.
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Why a Screen Time report can be empty or incomplete
A careful troubleshooting sequence for missing usage, unavailable pickups, partial days, and differences between report periods.
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What could 30 fewer screen minutes make room for?
Use walking, reading, learning, conversation, and time-value estimates without confusing a possibility with an achieved result.
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Using Lesscue offline: what stays local and what needs a connection
Separate local session state and Screen Time protection from account login, purchase reconciliation, optional sync, and OS delivery.
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