- Open the Apple Music app on your Android device.
- Tap
in the upper-left corner, then tap Settings. - Scroll to the Restrictions section, then tap Content Restrictions.
- Enter a four-digit passcode, then enter it again to confirm it.
Entering a passcode prevents anyone from making changes to this setting without your approval. Make sure that you remember your passcode because you must enter it when you want to change your content restrictions in the future. If you can’t remember your passcode, there's no way to recover it. To make changes, you have to delete Apple Music from your device, then reinstall it. - Tap Enable Content Restrictions to turn it on. Then:
- Tap Music to turn off access to explicit content.
- Tap Movies to select which ratings you want to allow access to or turn off access to movies entirely.
- Tap TV Shows to select which ratings you want to allow access to or turn off access to TV shows entirely.
- Tap Profiles & Posts to turn off access to the profiles and posts of other Apple Music users.
After you set Content Restrictions, songs and albums that are marked as explicit content or video content with restricted ratings might show up in search results or one of the tabs in Apple Music, but you can't play it. Radio will also play only clean versions of songs.
You must set Content Restrictions on every device on which you want to limit access to explicit music and specific ratings of video content. The settings don't sync across devices.
