Family Link, launched five years ago, is adding more features and controls for parents. Not only can they manage screen times and access to content, but they can also track their kids' locations.
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In a bid to make the internet a safer space for teenagers, Google is making changes to many of its major products. SafeSearch will be enabled by default for teens and YouTube uploads will be private.
Google has rolled out a new card to its Family Link app which contains what it describes as "nutritious" apps recommended by teachers for kids aged six to nine. The new feature is available in the US.
Google is now allowing users to add children to their Project Fi group plans, granting them all the benefits of the Project Fi plans. Parents can also easily manage their kids' data usage.
Google has released Family Link, a parental control application for Android and iOS. It helps parents manage what apps kids use and how long they're allowed to spend on the device.
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