Family Link van Google - Tools voor de veiligheid van het gezin en ouderlijk toezicht (2024)

FAQs

What happens when your child turns 13 on Family Link? ›

When children whose accounts are managed with Family Link turn 13 (or the applicable age in their country), they can decide to: Keep parental supervision for children over 13 (or the applicable age in their country) Manage their own Google Account.

On the day they turn 13, children can choose whether they want to manage their own Google Account or continue to have their parent manage it for them. As a parent, you can also choose to remove supervision at any time when the child is over the age of 13.

Parents can access their child's account data, like emails, by signing in to the child's account. If you don't know the password, you can reset their password. Note: You can only reset your child's password if you created their account in Family Link and they're under 13 (or the applicable age in your country).

View Text Message with Google Family Link. Google Family Link can allow you to see your kid's text messages, SMS text, and social media texts and block some activities. Step 1. Download the Google Family Link (parent) on your device.

By default, Family Link makes it possible for the child to “graduate” to a regular Google account at age 13 and — if they're still on Family Link — fully transitions them into an adult account at age 18.

If you're using Google Family Link to manage a child's account, you can end account supervision once the child turns 13—until then, you can only adjust the child's Play Store restrictions in the Family Link app.

At the top right, tap the profile icon. Manage family members. Tap your family member's name. Remove.

Why can't i remove a child from Family Link? ›

Important: You can delete accounts only for children under 13. If your child is older than 13, they need to delete the account themselves.

Google Family Link is an excellent, free parental control app for Android devices. And because it runs off the parent's account, kids can't delete it.

If at any time you wish to stop further collection or use of your child's information, you can delete your child's Google Account or profile by clicking “Delete account” or “Delete profile” on your child's Account or Profile Info page in the Family Link app or Family Link settings on the web.

Yes. Parental control apps can monitor most of your child's online activities, including screen time usage, browsing history, installed apps, and more. If you need to see your child's phone live screen at any time, select apps like AirDroid Parental Control, Kidslox, FamiSafe, or OurPact.

To delete the Chrome history and data, open the Family Link app. Go to Settings > Manage settings > Filters on Google Chrome > Chrome Dashboard. In the History section, tap Clear history.

Once your child reaches the age of 13 (or equivalent minimum age depending on jurisdiction), they will be permitted to maintain their account without participating in Family Sharing.

Tap Family. If you don't see Family, tap your name, then tap Family Sharing. Tap the name of the family member that you want to remove. Tap Remove [your family member's name] from Family.