How do I get past the mom lock screen on a Apple iPhone SE 3rd gen

If you are encountering a "mom lock" or parental restrictions on an iPhone SE (3rd generation), it likely means that Screen Time or a parental control feature has been activated. To bypass this, you will need the Screen Time passcode. Here are a few steps you can take: 1. **Ask for the Passcode**: If this iPhone belongs to a family member (like your mom), the simplest solution is to ask for the Screen Time passcode so you can gain access. 2. **Reset Screen Time Passcode**: If you've forgotten the passcode and you have access to the Apple ID associated with the device, you may be able to reset it. Apple introduced a way to recover the Screen Time passcode with an Apple ID in iOS 13.4 and later. You can follow the prompts on the lock screen if you forgot the passcode. 3. **Contact Apple Support**: If you are unable to retrieve or reset the passcode, consider contacting Apple Support for assistance or visiting an Apple Store. 4. **Factory Reset (Last Resort)**: If you have permission to reset the device and can back up any data, you can perform a factory reset. This will erase all content and settings, including the Screen Time settings. Note that this should be done only if you own the device or have permission to do so. You can do this through the following steps: - Go to **Settings** > **General** > **Transfer or Reset iPhone** > **Erase All Content and Settings**. Remember, this will delete everything from the iPhone, so make sure to back up any important data first. 5. **Use a Third-Party Tool**: There are third-party applications that claim to be able to remove Screen Time restrictions, but use them with caution as they may not be safe or effective. Always ensure you have parental permission when attempting to bypass any security or access features on a family member's device.