Set Up Age Log For Free

Chrome on Android Device To block adult websites on your Android device in Chrome, start by going to the website you want to block. In the top right-hand corner of the window, you will see three dots. These are the browser settings and clicking on them gives you access to website permissions.

Manage your child's Google Search results Open the Family Link app or go to g.co/YourFamily. Select your child. Tap Controls Content restrictions Google Search. Keep SafeSearch in "Filter" or change it to "Blur" or "Off" if you want to update access rights for your child.

Manage your child's activity on Chrome Open the Family Link app . Select your child. Tap Controls Content restrictions. Google Chrome. Choose the setting that's right for your family: ... To manually allow or block certain sites, under Manage sites, tap Approved or Blocked.

Create an account Open the Family Link app . If you don't have the Family Link app, visit the Family Link setup page to get started. At the top left, tap Menu. Add child . Follow the on-screen instructions. When you're done, you'll get an on-screen confirmation.

Set age-based access to Google services Sign in to your Google Admin console. ... From the Admin console Home page, click Account settings. ... To apply the setting to everyone, leave the top organizational unit selected. ... For Choose an appropriate age label, choose an option: ... Click Save.

On a browser, log in to router's admin console > select Parental Controls > Website Filtering (or similar) . Next, create an Access Policy to block specific sites. Some routers offer scheduled blocking, so you can block a site between certain hours.

On your Android device, open the Family Link app and tap on the child's account in question. 2. Tap "Manage settings," then tap "Controls on Google Play." This menu will let you edit your parental controls, even if your child is younger than 13.