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Google may save some activity to your child's Google Account, based on the activity settings you chose for your child. If you change the settings to stop Google from saving your...
Parents can access their child's account data, like emails, by signing in to the child's account. If you don't know the password, you can reset their password. : You can only...
You can use a personal Google Account, such as your Gmail account with Family Link. Can children have multiple Google Accounts added to their supervised devices? Not in general.
- Family Link from Google helps parents stay in the loop and keep their child or teen safer online as they explore across Android and ChromeOS device...
- Family Link does not block inappropriate content, but the settings within provide you with filtering options. Certain Google apps like Search, Chro...
- Yes. Parents can run Family Link on Android devices running Lollipop (5.0) and higher.
- Yes. Parents can run Family Link on iPhones running iOS 11 and higher.
- Parents can manage pretty much all of their child's account settings and features on a web browser. No app download needed.
- For best results, we recommend that children or teens being supervised with Family Link are using Android devices running version 7.0 (Nougat) or h...
- Yes, children and teens can be supervised when they sign into their Google Account on Chromebooks. Parents can do things like manage their child’s...
- Children or teens signed into iOS, web browsers, or other unsupervised devices can only be partially supervised. Children and teens can sign into t...
- You should plan to budget about 15 minutes to set up your child’s Google Account and Android device.
- No. It’s up to you to decide when your child is ready for their first Android or ChromeOS device.
Access your child's Activity Controls in Family Link settings. As a parent, you can help change or reset your child’s password if they forget it. You can also edit your child’s personal information or even delete their account if you feel it’s necessary.
Your parent can use an app called Family Link to help manage aspects of your Google Account. Depending on your device, they can do things like: Sign in to your account, change your account password or delete your account. Set limits on how much you can use your devices and when.
Your child can visit their Google Account to find and manage activity information that's saved in their account or profile and you can also help manage their activity information by signing in...
When you use Family Link to manage your child’s Google Account, you can let your child sign in to some Google websites, like Gmail, using a web browser.
