can both parent google account family link?

There is no surefire way to get rid of Google Family Link without your parents knowing, short of uninstalling the app and/or deleting your account. However, there are a few things you can try to make it more difficult for them to track your activity. First, try to be mindful of what you’re doing on your phone when they’re around – avoid opening any apps or websites that they wouldn’t approve of.

Yes, Family Link can see incognito browsing.

Yes, you can see your child’s text messages on Family Link. To view your child’s text messages, open the Family Link app and select your child. Under the “Device activity” section, tap “Text messages.

Yes, Family Link can see YouTube history.

Family Link stops when the child reaches the age of majority, which is 18 in most U.S. states.

Yes, a child can turn off family sharing. To do so, they’ll need to go into their settings and disable family sharing. If they’re under the age of 13, they’ll need to have a parent or guardian help them with this process.

Yes, your child can turn off Family Link at any time. To do so, they’ll need to open the Family Link app on their device, select their name at the top of the screen, and then tap “Turn off Family Link.” Keep in mind that if they turn off Family Link, they’ll no longer be able to use certain features, like parental controls and location tracking.

Family Link can see deleted messages if they are still in the user’s Google account trash. If the messages have been permanently deleted, then Family Link will not be able to see them.

If you want to remove your child from Family Link, you can do so in the Family Link app or on the Google Families website. In the app, open the menu and select “Manage family.” Then, select your child and tap “Remove.” On the website, sign in and select “Family.” Then, select your child and click “Remove.

Yes, your parents can see your search history on Family Link. This is because Family Link is a parental control app that allows parents to manage their children’s devices.

If your child is 13 or older on Family Link, they will be able to create their own Google account and manage their own privacy and settings. You will no longer be able to manage their account from your parent account.

To add two accounts to Family Link, you will need to create a family group. First, open the Family Link app and tap on the blue plus sign in the top right corner of the screen. Then, tap on “Create family group.”
Next, enter the name of the family group and tap on “Create.”
Now, you can add your child’s account by tapping on “Add a child” and entering their name and birthdate.

Google’s Family Link allows for up to six parents to be linked to a child’s account.

Yes, two parents can use Family Link. Family Link allows parents to manage their child’s Google account and set parental controls.

Yes, you can have two accounts on Family Link. You can use one account to manage your child’s device and the other account to manage your own device.