Is it possible to add parental supervision to two Google Accounts of a child on the phone in the Family Link app?
How to add a second account?
How to add a second account?
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Yes, you can add parental supervision to your child's two Google Accounts in the Family Link app, if your child has them on their phone. To add a second account, follow these steps:
1. Sign in to your parent account in the Family Link app.
2.Click on "Child" and select "Account".
3.Click on "Add Account".
4.Select "Google Account" and follow the instructions to complete the process of adding a second account.
5.Once you're done, you can choose which of your accounts will be supervised.
Make sure your child is signed in to the correct account when using apps and services on their phone.
Yes, you can add parental supervision to your child's two Google Accounts in the Family Link app, if your child has them on their phone. To add a second account, follow these steps:
1. Sign in to your parent account in the Family Link app.
2.Click on "Child" and select "Account".
3.Click on "Add Account".
4.Select "Google Account" and follow the instructions to complete the process of adding a second account.
5.Once you're done, you can choose which of your accounts will be supervised.
Make sure your child is signed in to the correct account when using apps and services on their phone.
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The fact that you can have two children with two different smartphones added, I know that it works (tested) and it is a standard case.
The case that there are two Google accounts on one phone and you want to add them for supervision is rather sporadic. But I think it might work . I haven't tested, but I deduce from:
- Android allows several accounts to run on one device (just like several users of a Windows computer).
- Family Link is set to "per account", not "per device".
The fact that you can have two children with two different smartphones added, I know that it works (tested) and it is a standard case.
The case that there are two Google accounts on one phone and you want to add them for supervision is rather sporadic. But I think it might work . I haven't tested, but I deduce from:
- Android allows several accounts to run on one device (just like several users of a Windows computer).
- Family Link is set to "per account", not "per device".
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Yes!
If your child already has their own Google Account, you can add supervision and manage their parental controls with Family Link.
If your child under 13 (or the applicable age in your country) doesn't have a Google Account yet, you can create one for them and manage it with Family Link.
If you add parental supervision to your child's existing Google Account and your child is above the applicable age in your country, you or your child can stop supervision at any time. If your child stops supervision, you'll be notified and your child's supervised devices will be locked temporarily.
Important: Stopping supervision may work differently for children under 18 who live in Japan and are using a Pixel phone.
Requirements
To add supervision to your child's existing Google Account, you need to:
- Have a Google Account yourself. If you don't have one you can create a Google Account at no charge.
- Be 18 or older (or the appropriate age in your country).
- Recommended: Have an Android device (5+), iPhone or iPad (iOS 13+), or Chromebook (M69+) to download the Family Link app on.
To let a parent supervise their existing Google Account, a child needs to:
- Agree to parental supervision.
- Live in the same country as their parent.
Yes!
If your child already has their own Google Account, you can add supervision and manage their parental controls with Family Link.
If your child under 13 (or the applicable age in your country) doesn't have a Google Account yet, you can create one for them and manage it with Family Link.
If you add parental supervision to your child's existing Google Account and your child is above the applicable age in your country, you or your child can stop supervision at any time. If your child stops supervision, you'll be notified and your child's supervised devices will be locked temporarily.
Important: Stopping supervision may work differently for children under 18 who live in Japan and are using a Pixel phone.
Requirements
To add supervision to your child's existing Google Account, you need to:
- Have a Google Account yourself. If you don't have one you can create a Google Account at no charge.
- Be 18 or older (or the appropriate age in your country).
- Recommended: Have an Android device (5+), iPhone or iPad (iOS 13+), or Chromebook (M69+) to download the Family Link app on.
To let a parent supervise their existing Google Account, a child needs to:
- Agree to parental supervision.
- Live in the same country as their parent.
Maybe we have it and I see what my child does
Maybe we have it and I see what my child does
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Of course! if a Google account is created, you can go to settings and set parental supervision.
Of course! if a Google account is created, you can go to settings and set parental supervision.
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Of course. Better to know where the baby is! 😊
Of course. Better to know where the baby is! 😊
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Yes, you can add parental supervision to two of your child's Google Accounts in the Family Link app. To do this, parents need to open a Family Link account and activate it on their device. They can then select "Add New Child", then enter the required information about their children. When ready to establish supervision, parents will have the option to add both Google Accounts from the list registered on the phone.
Yes, you can add parental supervision to two of your child's Google Accounts in the Family Link app. To do this, parents need to open a Family Link account and activate it on their device. They can then select "Add New Child", then enter the required information about their children. When ready to establish supervision, parents will have the option to add both Google Accounts from the list registered on the phone.
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So ! And you also need in the Google settings that this is your child and his data
So ! And you also need in the Google settings that this is your child and his data
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No, the Family Link app only allows you to add one child's Google Account and set policies for Screen Time, Block Inappropriate Content, and the like. It's not possible to add parental supervision to more than one Google Account under one parental profile.
No, the Family Link app only allows you to add one child's Google Account and set policies for Screen Time, Block Inappropriate Content, and the like. It's not possible to add parental supervision to more than one Google Account under one parental profile.
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