How to Disable Parental Purchase Approval on iOS and Android Devices

Learn how to turn off parental approval for purchases on both Apple and Google devices quickly and easily.

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To turn off parental asking to buy on a device: Open the Settings app, select 'Apple ID, iCloud, iTunes & App Store,' then 'Family Sharing.' Choose the family member's name and select 'Ask to Buy,' then toggle it off. For Google Play, open the Family Link app, select the child’s account, tap 'Manage Settings,' then 'Controls on Google Play,' and disable 'Approval required for purchases.'**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is parental asking to buy? Parental asking to buy is a feature that requires approval from a parent or guardian for a child to make purchases on their device.
  2. How can I set up Family Sharing on Apple devices? To set up Family Sharing, go to Settings, tap your name, select Family Sharing, and follow the prompts to add family members.
  3. Can I customize which apps require approval on Google Play? Yes, through the Family Link app, you can customize settings for individual apps and manage purchase approvals.
  4. What are the benefits of using Family Link? Family Link helps parents manage their children's device use, set screen time limits, and monitor app activity.

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