google family link over 13 can you monitor just one device?

When a child turns 13 on Family Link, they are automatically removed from the family and their information is no longer accessible.

Yes, parents can monitor each other on Family Link. Parents can set up rules for their children and view activity logs to see what their children are up to.

Yes, your child can have 2 devices on Family Link. You can use Family Link to manage your child’s apps and set screen time limits on their devices.

There are a few things that you can monitor with Google family link. You can see what devices are connected to your account, see what apps are using your data, and see who is talking to your kids online.

When you turn 13 Family Link will stop tracking your activity and data. You can still use the app, but it will be less personalized for you.

Yes, your child can delete Family Link. However, they will need your permission to do so. If you have any concerns about your child deleting Family Link, you can always contact our support team for help.

No, Family Link only needs to be installed on the parent/guardian’s phone.

Yes, Family Link works across devices. You can use it to manage your child’s device from your own device, as long as you’re signed in to your Google account.

To add another device to Google family link, first sign in to your account on the device you want to add. Then, open the Family Link app and tap on the child you want to add the device for. Next, tap Devices, then Add. Finally, follow the prompts to set up the new device for your child.

No, Family Link cannot see messages. However, it can see other activity, such as app usage and web browsing history.

If you stop supervision on Family Link, your child will no longer be able to use their device with the supervision features enabled. They will still be able to use their device without supervision, but they will not have access to the parental controls and monitoring features.

There is no way to remove a child from Family Link without deleting the account.

No, Family Link cannot see incognito.

No, Family Link cannot see photos.

There is no surefire way to bypass Google family link, but there are a few methods you can try. One is to try logging in with a different Google account that isn’t associated with your family link. Another is to reset your device to factory settings, which will remove all restrictions. Finally, you can try rooting or jailbreaking your device, which will give you full control over the operating system and allow you to bypass any restrictions.