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Restore, remove, or delete your child’s Google Account

If your child is under 13 or the applicable age in your country, you can delete or restore their Google Account. To let others use the device without supervision, you must remove your child’s account from the Android device or Chromebook.

If you delete your child’s account, you have a limited amount of time to restore it before you lose their emails, photos, and account information.

Important:

• This option is only available if you created your child’s Google Account for them and they’re under 13 or the applicable age in your country.
• To restore your child's supervised Google Account, sign in with your parent account.
  • If you deleted your child’s supervised Google Account and your family group, your child’s account can’t be restored.

When you remove your child's account from a device, information associated with that account is removed from that specific device, which includes emails, contacts, device settings, and parent supervision settings. 

What happens when you remove your child’s account from their device:

• Parental supervision still exists for the account, but not on that specific device.
• You can add the removed account to a new device. 
• Your child can still access emails, contacts, and photos associated with their account on other devices.
• Your child’s account isn’t “deleted” and may remain signed in on other devices.

We recommend you reset the device to factory settings to ensure all app data is removed from the device after you remove your child's account. Learn how to factory reset your Android device.

If your child is under 13 or

, you can use your parent device to remove a child's account from a device.

1. On your parent device, open the Family Link app .
2. Select your child.
3. Tap Controls Signed-in devices.
4. Select your child’s device.
5. Under "Device settings," tap Reset device & delete data.
   • If you don't find "Reset device & delete data," you can remove the child's account from Android settings on their device. The device may still show up in Family Link, but your child’s account will no longer have access to that device.

You can remove a child's account directly on the child's device, regardless of the child's age.

1. On your child’s device, open the Settings app .
2. Tap Passwords, passkeys & autofill to find the Google Account you want to remove.
   • If you use Android 13, tap Passwords & accounts.
   • If you use Android 12 or earlier, tap Users & accounts.
3. Tap Remove account.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove your child's account.

To remove your child’s account, you can reset your Chromebook to factory settings.

Important: A factory reset of your Chromebook erases all files from your hard drive. Learn what happens when you reset your Chromebook to factory settings.

1. Sign out of your Chromebook.
2. Press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift + r.
3. Select Restart.
4. Select Powerwash Continue.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions and sign in with your Google Account.
   • Tip: After you reset your Chromebook, the account you sign in with is now the owner account.
6. Follow the rest of the on-screen instructions to set up your Chromebook.

Use Chromebook Account Manager on your device:

1. On the sign-in screen, click the profile that you want to remove.
2. In the lower-right corner of the profile picture, click the Down arrow.
3. Click Remove account.
4. In the box that appears, click Remove account.

Tip: If you deleted your child’s account before removing it from their Chromebook, press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift + r to reset your Chromebook back to factory settings.

Important: This option isn't available if your child is over 13 or the applicable age in your country. Instead, your child can delete their Google Account themselves.

If you delete your child’s account, you and your child will lose all the information saved in their account. To delete your child's account, your child must be under the age of 13 (or the applicable age in your country). To stop supervision on specific devices, remove your child’s account from their device first.

What happens when you delete your child’s account:

• You lose all data and content on your child’s account, like emails, files, calendars, and photos.
• Your child won't be able to sign in with their account and use Google services like Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or Play.
• You'll lose access to content purchased on Google Play with your child’s account, like apps and games. They'll lose access to family subscriptions. Learn how to download data related to your child’s account.

1. Go to Family Link.
2. Sign in to your parental Google Account.
3. Select your child.
4. Select Controls Account settings Delete account.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to delete your child's account.

Important: If you delete your child’s account before you remove it from a signed-in device, it may lock and require a factory reset.

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