1. Family link app: set google chrome parental controls on android phone
The new alternative provided by Google is called the Google Family Link Parent Control Solution. This alternative gives room for parents to create Google Accounts for their children to be managed by them to view browsing history. This feature is currently only available for use on Android devices and there are no specific details on when it will be available to desktop users.
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- Parental controls include choosing whether your child can give site permissions to websites they visit, such as location, camera, and notifications. Open the Family Link app.
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It does have a well-designed and impressively user-friendly interface, but it does come with its own limitations. Its availability on only Android devices for now till further notice is one huge set back in the program. It has left desktop or PC users and parents with no way to control what their kids view when on a personal computer. Description dotsadd descriptive hotspots to your images.
Google also made certain that the parental control would be used for kids alone since parents can only open Family link accounts for children who are under the age of 13. This simply means internet time for teenage children cannot be monitored or controlled by their parents, at least not with family Link, except an alternative program is adopted. The age limitation is quite bewailing cos it is a known fact that children get more inquisitive during their adolescence stage which happens to fall during their teenage years.
Family link is not a bad innovation by Google, but it is believed that the Parental Control should not have been taken down, at least until it could be completely replaced by Family Link or any other parental control program for chrome.
Tip: How do parents use the Google family link?
- Install the Google Family Link app on parents' and children's devices
- Select the Parent Google Account and tap add
- Add children's accounts
- Input the nine-digit code and link the devices.
I've been wrestling with this for three weeks. Immediately after updating to Yosemite my two kids accounts lost Internet. I'm typically on Ethernet but the problem also occurred with Wifi. Apple senior support had me reset the DNS which temporarily fixed the problem. Along the way we rebooted router and modem. The problem seemed to go away with the router out of the loop, hence the tech's decision to patch me up with a public DNS (8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4).
But since the problem didn't affect my admin account it was obviously related to the two managed accounts. I've had issues in the past with Parental Controls, especially with regards to time limits. In this case it turned out for me that turning off the option for 'Allow Remote Setup' (in Parental Controls under the little cog when a managed user is selected) seemed to allow normal Internet access again. To verify this I also reset the DNS to my default (the router IP address, 10.0.0.56) and yes, the internet still works for all accounts.
Disabling Parental Controls also worked for me, but obviously this defeats the purpose of having such a thing as Parental Controls in the first place. For reference I have Bedtime limits set (1am to 11pm) and no other limits set - all Apps, Websites, People are allowed. Using latest Chrome, Safari and Firefox browsers. In the course of diagnosis I also deleted the Java applet, but it had no impact.
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I hope this helps. I've forwarded this to tech support as well but in the past such things have had no impact. I certainly would have preferred it if Apple acknowledged that an issue that appeared immediately upon upgrading the OS might just be their issue to solve. Blaming the router mfr for an issue that only affects admin accounts and only appeared after the 'upgrade' was super shady, IMHO.
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