If you’re under your country’s minimum age requirement, you’ll need a parent’s consent to continue using your Google Account.
When your parent gives consent, they can also help you manage your Google Account. We take your privacy seriously, so we want you to know how this added supervision works.
Note: If you don’t want to have your account supervised, you can download your data and delete your account.
What parents can see & doIf your parent gives consent for you to continue using your Google Account, your parent can help supervise your account until you reach the minimum age requirement for managing your own Google Account.
While your parent is supervising your account, they can use Family Link to manage things like:
What parents can’t see or doFamily Link doesn't allow parents to:
As a reminder, parents can always change your account password and access your account, but you'll be able to tell if this happens. Google will send you an email and sign you out of your account.
RequirementsTo set up supervision required by law to your existing Google Account, your parent must:
To let a parent supervise your existing Google Account, you need to:
To finish setting supervision to your Android device, remove other accounts from the device. Don’t remove the account your parent will supervise.
Important: When you remove an account from your device, everything associated with that account is also deleted from your device. This includes email, contacts, and settings.
You can add it back to your Android device after you’ve finished adding supervision.
Download your data & delete your accountIf you don’t want to have your account supervised, you can download your data and delete your account.
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