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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 child’s...
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.
Parents can continue to manage some of their child's account settings on YouTube and Google Search, and those settings will apply when the child is signed in and using Google apps and services on an iOS device or on the web.
When children whose accounts are managed with Family Link turn 13 (or the applicable age in their country), they can decide to: Keep parental supervision for children over 13 (or the applicable age in their country) Manage their own Google Account; Children decide when to update their Google Account
Family Link helps you manage your child’s account and devices as they explore online. Set screen time limits, manage the content your child can see, and know their location when they have their device with them.
Google may save some activity to your child's Google Account, based on the activity settings that you chose for your child. If you change the settings to stop Google from...