How do I disable access to change the account in iOS

For iOS devices on the basis of a huge number of applications. Some of them developed for kids. Interactive books, educational games, and many others take their place of honor on the shelves of the virtual Apple store. Nevertheless, let's play your smartphone or tablet to a small child, leaving them alone with each other - maybe not the best idea. At a minimum, the device may be affected, and the child may accidentally get into your account settings and change anything. Benefit in iOS it can be prevented with a few simple actions.

Just six simple steps will save you from headaches, which could entail the oversight of the device. These are the common steps for all iOS devices:

1. Open the app settings.
2. Scroll down the menu and select main.

3. Click on an item restrictions.
4. In the menu that appears, click on the option enable restrictions. You will be asked to create a four-digit password. This password should be known only to you to access your account could not get anyone else. In the menu you can control access to specific applications, allow their use or not. For example, if you remove access to the Safari browser, the application icon will disappear completely from the system and it will be impossible to find, even via Spotlight.

5. Scroll down the menu and select Restrictions Accounts.
6. In the menu, select Prevent changes.

If you now look in the settings menu, some points concerning the accounts will not be available for configuration. These, by the way, includes applications such as iCloud, FaceTime, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and Vimeo.

Now you can safely give your iOS-device child, without fear for the safety of accounts. The only thing that can happen to the device - is the physical damage, but there's no one is safe;)