You can share your device with family and friends by creating a user profile for each person. Each user profile has a personal space on the device for custom Home screens, accounts, apps, settings, and more. Learn about what users can do.
Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 9.0 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.
Delete or switch usersDelete user If you're the primary user If you're not the primary user Switch user Add or update usersTo add or update a user, you must be the device owner.
Add user Set up the new userA user who isn't the device owner is the profile type for someone who may use your device a lot, like a family member.
All users have their own spaces on the device for personal, custom Home screens, accounts, apps, settings, and more.
GuestA guest profile is for someone using your device for a short time.
Like a user, the guest profile has its own space on the device, but it's easier to delete this space when a guest is done with the device.
AccountAn account lets you use a service like Gmail with a single username and password. Learn how to add accounts to your user profile.
Restricted profile (tablets only)A restricted profile lets you control what features and content a user can see. For example, you can restrict the availability of mature content.
Child userA
child userlets you add a child account to the device. You can use an existing child account or create a new one. Parents can access parental controls and manage screen time, apps, and more with the Google Family Link app.
Learn how to create a Google Account for your child.
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