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Online Safety for Children & Families

Children today are growing up with technology, not growing into it like previous generations. So we’re working directly with experts and educators to help you set boundaries and use technology in a way that’s right for your family.

Help keep your family safer online.

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.

Building family-friendly
experiences across
our products.

We build special features – like smart filters, site blockers, and content ratings – into many of our products across the Play Store, Assistant, YouTube, and more to make them more enjoyable for your family.

Helping children be smart,
confident online explorers.

Be Internet Awesome teaches kids to navigate the internet by learning the fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety. The program was developed by Google in partnership with iKeepSafe and The Net Safety Collaborative to enable families and educators to learn to be safer online at home and in the classroom.

• For families

  Help your family be safe and smart online

  Families can practice online safety together using Be Internet Awesome’s resources for the home. Families can dive into conversations and activities with the Family Guide, quick tips, and offline activities, and also play their way through Interland.

• For kids

  Play your way to Internet Awesome

  Kids can play their way to being Internet Awesome with Interland, a web game adventure that puts the key lessons of online safety into hands-on practice with four challenging games.

• For educators

  Teach students to be responsible digital citizens

  The Be Internet Awesome program consists of multiple free of charge resources for the classroom: a curriculum that gives educators the tools and methods they need to teach digital safety fundamentals; ready-to-teach slides; printable activity sheets; Interland; and more.

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