How to turn on vulgar language limits with Siri on iPhone and iPad

If you do not want Siri to use vulgar, offensive words, you can enable vulgar language restriction mode with Siri on iOS devices.

Siri is a smart assistant who is available to answer questions or perform various tasks such as emailing or multilingual translation. Siri uses contextual language to communicate with you. However, if you do not want Siri to use vulgar, offensive words, you can turn vulgar language restrictions on Siri on iOS devices.

Thanks to the Restrictions feature, also known as Parental Controls, you can block non-polite language for Siri. After being restricted, personal assistants will not use certain words or terms.

First you must turn on Restrictions for iPhone. Then follow the steps below to limit the language for Siri.

Step 1. Open the Settings / Settings app on your iOS device → tap General settings / General .

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Step 2. Select Limit / Restrictions .

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Step 3. Now, enter the limited password on your iPhone.

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Step 4. Next, scroll down and touch Siri.

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Step 5. Turn off the option next to Implicit Language / Explicit Language until it becomes gray.

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From now on, Siri will not be able to use vulgar words when communicating with you. And if you want to turn off this restriction, just follow the steps above and open the switch next to Explicit Language.

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Update 25 May 2019
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