With Family Link parental controls, you can:
Guide them to good content
- View their app activity – Not all screen time is the same. Help your child make healthy decisions about what they do on their Android device, with activity reports showing how much time they’re spending on their favorite apps. You can see daily, weekly, or monthly reports Google Family Link for Parents App.
- Manage their apps – Handy notifications let you approve or block apps your child wants to download from the Google Play Store. You can also manage in-app purchases, and hide specific apps on their device, all remotely from your own device.
It’s helpful to be able to find your child when they’re on the go. You can use Family Link to help locate them as long as they’re carrying their Android devices.
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Google Family Link for Parents App
Important Information
- Family Link’s tools vary depending on your child’s device. See a list of compatible devices at families.google.com/familylink/setup
- Google Family Link for Parents App While Family Link helps you manage your child’s purchases and downloads from Google Play, they will not need approval to install app updates (including updates that expand permissions), apps you have previously approved, or apps that have been shared in Family Library. Parents should regularly review their child’s installed apps and app permissions in Family Link.
- You should carefully review the apps on your child’s supervised device and disable those you don’t want them to use. Note that you may not be able to disable some pre-installed apps.
- Google Family Link for Parents App To see the location of your child or teen’s device, it must be powered on, recently active, and connected to the internet.
- Teacher-recommended apps are only available on Android devices in the US to parents of children of certain ages.
- While Family Link provides tools to manage your child’s online experience, it does not make the internet safe. Rather, it is intended to give parents choices about how their kids use the internet, and encourage conversations about internet use. : Source by Google
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