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Manage your child's account on Chromebook

When you use Family Link to manage your child's Google account, you can let them sign in to some Google services on their Chromebook. To choose what websites your child can access on Chrome, use the Family Link app. You can also use the Family Link app to supervise your child's app usage and more.

Family Link can be used with Chromebooks with ChromeOS version 71 or higher. Learn more about how to update your Chromebook’s operating system.

Children signed in to their Google Account on a Chromebook have a similar experience to adults. Features may be updated from time to time, but some differences include:

• Children can't browse in private.
• You can manage which websites children can visit in Chrome, and limit their ability to grant permissions to websites.
• You can set Chrome to block most sexually explicit and violent sites.
• Your child's Google Activity controls may allow Google to use Chrome browsing history and activity from websites to personalize your child’s experience across Google products and services. However, this info won't be used to personalize ads for children under 13 (or the applicable age in your country).

Important: For school accounts and school-issued Chromebooks, Google Workspace for Education administrators determine which Google services students can access. This may include some features or services that your child was previously unable to access using the Family Link supervised account. Learn how to add a school account as a secondary account.

1. Set up the Chromebook.
2. Add your child’s Google Account to the Chromebook.

Important: After your child is signed in to their Chromebook, a parent’s password is required to add new users.

1. On the Chromebook sign-in screen, select the profile you want to remove.
2. Next to the profile name, select the Down arrow .
3. Select Remove this user.
4. In the box that appears, select Remove this user.

Important: If you delete your child's account before you remove the profile from the Chromebook, you may have to reset your Chromebook to factory settings. To reset, press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift + r.

You can choose what apps your child can use on their Chromebook and what permissions your child provides to those apps.

Tip: You can also manage this setting by clicking on your child's name at g.co/YourFamily.

If you block a certain site in Chrome and in some Android apps, your child can ask for permission to visit it.

If your child selects:

• Ask in person: You can review the request from their device, and approve or deny it with your Google Account password. This option is only available on Android devices and Chromebooks.
• Ask in a message: You get a notification in the Family Link app where you can approve or deny their request.

Manage the number of approved or blocked sites that your child can access.

Tips:

• Whether or not your child can control their own account settings doesn't change the settings themselves. We recommend parents make sure the settings are correct after they change this control.
• You can also manage this setting by clicking on your child's name at g.co/YourFamily.

Important: You can’t currently manage website permissions on your child’s iPhone or iPad and the feature may not yet apply on Windows, Mac, or Linux computers.

You can decide whether your child can give site permissions to websites they visit, including permission to use location, camera, and notifications. Learn more about site permissions.

Tip: You can also manage this setting when you tap on your child's name on the Chrome dashboard.

When "Permissions for sites, apps, and extensions" is off, children can't grant permissions to websites. However, permissions they already granted will still be in place.

You can use a

to prevent your child from removing supervision without your consent.

• Chrome & your child's Google Account

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