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Get started with Family Link

You can use the Family Link App to create a Google Account for your child under 13 (or the applicable age in your country). You can also use Family Link to add supervision to your child's existing Google Account.

Important:

• Family Link may not be available in all countries or regions.
• iPhones, iPads, and computers other than Chromebooks can't be supervised with Family Link.
• Google Workspace for Education accounts can't be managed by Family Link.

• Family Link’s purchase approval settings only apply to purchases made through Google Play’s billing system.

To find your child's Android and compatible Fitbit device location or remotely manage their screen time and apps, you need the

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If your child has a Google Account, they can use a variety of

. Keep in mind that these services generally aren’t designed for children.

To use Family Link to manage your child’s Google Account, you need to:

• Have a Google Account. If you don’t have one you can create a Google Account at no charge.
• Be 18 or older (or the appropriate age in your country) and have a Google Account.
• Have an Android device (6.0+), iPhone or iPad (iOS 16+), or a Chromebook that supports Android Apps to download the Family Link app on. You can also manage some settings at familylink.google.com.
• Live in the same country as your child.

To use Family Link to supervise your child’s device, the child needs to:

• Have a Google Account.
• Have an Android device (6.0+), a Chromebook (running Chrome OS 71 or higher), or a compatible Fitbit device. Learn how to update your Android or Chrome OS version.

Tip: To turn off screen time limit for a specific day, select a day and turn off Daily limit ON.

To go to the child's account settings that you last visited in the Family Link app, tap the button below:

Tip: You can edit the weekly schedule and change the limit on any selected day.

You can let your child spend more time on their device for the day without changing their daily limit or downtime, school time schedule. You can add bonus time while your child’s Android device is locked or soon to be locked.

Tip: Daily limits apply to each Android device or Chromebook your child uses. For example, if you set a daily limit of 2 hours, your child would get 2 hours of time on each device.

In about 5 minutes, or once the device is connected to the Internet, the app will be blocked or unblocked. If your child is using the app when you block it, they'll get a one minute warning to finish up before the app is blocked. The app is blocked on all of your child's Android devices or Chromebooks.

Important: Some apps can't be blocked because they're required for parent supervision settings to work, or for your child's device to work.

To go to the child's account settings that you last visited in the Family Link app, tap the button below:

If you're a parent, you can find your child's Android device location in the Family Link app.

1. Open the Family Link app .
2. Tap Location.
3. Tap Set up location.
4. If you have multiple children, select which ones you want to turn on location sharing for.
5. Tap Turn on.

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