Youngest Age to Get a Gmail Account: Key Requirements Explained

Discover the minimum age to create a Gmail account and how Google Family Link can help younger users manage their accounts.

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Gmail requires users to be at least 13 years old to create an account. For children under 13, parents can create accounts via Google Family Link, which allows supervision of the child’s activities.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can a child under 13 use Gmail? Yes, but they need parental permission and supervision through Google Family Link.
  2. What is Google Family Link? Google Family Link is a service that allows parents to create and manage Google accounts for children under 13.
  3. Are there age restrictions for all Google services? Yes, most Google services have age restrictions, usually requiring users to be at least 13 years old.
  4. How can I supervise my child's Gmail account? You can supervise your child's Gmail account by using Google Family Link to monitor activities and set rules.

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