How to Setup and Use Google Family Link !
0Setting up Google Family Link is a great way for parents to monitor and manage their child’s digital activity across Android and Chromebook devices. This easy-to-follow video tutorial shows you how to install and configure the Family Link app, link it with your child's device, and begin setting screen time limits, content restrictions, and app permissions. Whether you're a first-time user or need a refresher, this guide covers the essential steps you need to get started with parental controls through Google.
To begin, open the Google Play Store or Apple App Store on your phone and search for "Google Family Link." Make sure you install the correct app: "Google Family Link for parents." Once installed, open the app and follow the prompts to sign in using your own Google account. You’ll be asked to review some terms and conditions—tap "Yes" to continue if you agree.
Next, you'll be guided through linking your child’s device. On your child’s Android device, open the "Settings" app, go to "Google," then tap "Parental controls." From there, choose the option to set up supervision using Family Link. Follow the on-screen instructions, and be prepared to sign in with your child’s Google account or create one if they don’t have it yet. You’ll then confirm the connection between the parent and child accounts.
Once everything is set up, you’ll be able to view and manage your child’s screen time, see their app activity, approve or block app downloads, set content filters, and even track their location. This setup provides a balance between safety and freedom, ensuring your child can explore the digital world responsibly.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Install and open Google Family Link
0:26 Sign in and accept terms
0:39 Set up child’s device
0:53 Complete pairing and configuration
0:57 Conclusion
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