How to Use FaceTime with a Child's Apple ID: A Complete Guide

Learn how to enable FaceTime for your child's Apple ID with Family Sharing and parental controls.

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Yes, a child's Apple ID can use FaceTime. Ensure you have Family Sharing set up and that the child's device has the correct parental controls configured. You may need to enable FaceTime in the Screen Time settings for the child's account.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I restrict FaceTime access for my child? Yes, you can restrict FaceTime access using Screen Time settings on your child's device.
  2. What is Family Sharing? Family Sharing allows you to share Apple services and manage parental controls across family members' devices.
  3. How do I set up Family Sharing? To set up Family Sharing, go to Settings, tap your name, and select 'Family Sharing' to add family members.

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