How Two Parents Can Effectively Use Family Link Together

Discover how two parents can manage their child's digital safety with Google Family Link. Learn the process in this quick guide.

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Yes, two parents can have a Family Link. To do this, one parent sets up Family Link and then invites the second parent via the Family Link app. This enables both parents to manage and supervise their child’s account, set screen time limits, and view activities independently. This collaborative supervision ensures both parents are involved in guiding their child's digital experience.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Google Family Link? Google Family Link is a service that allows parents to manage their children's Google accounts and set digital ground rules.
  2. How do I set up Family Link? To set up Family Link, one parent must download the app, create a Family Group, and then invite the second parent to join.
  3. Can I monitor multiple children's accounts with Family Link? Yes, Family Link allows you to supervise multiple children's accounts from one parent profile.
  4. What features does Family Link offer? Family Link offers features like screen time limits, app activity tracking, and the ability to lock devices.

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