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Family Safety

Choose age-appropriate tools together. Device controls support family conversations and supervision; they do not catch every harmful interaction.

TOOLS TO CONSIDER

Which tools can help?

Start with controls available for the devices your child uses. Consider a paid option only if it adds needed coverage, and explain what is monitored and why.

For supervised Google accounts

Google Family Link

Helps parents manage screen time, apps and selected content settings on supported child devices.

Know before choosingCheck the child’s device and account eligibility. Managing settings from an iPhone does not mean the same controls work on a child’s iPhone.
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For Windows and Xbox households

Microsoft Family Safety

Provides screen-time settings and content controls across supported Microsoft experiences.

Know before choosingWeb and search filtering relies on Microsoft Edge. Available controls differ across Windows, Xbox and Android; an organizer’s iOS app does not add full iPhone supervision.
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For broader parental-control options

Qustodio

Offers screen-time limits, filtering and activity information across supported platforms, with features depending on the plan.

Know before choosingCheck each device’s supported features and permissions before subscribing. Monitoring has privacy tradeoffs and cannot replace trust or direct support.
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These are options to evaluate, not ranked winners. Check current features, device compatibility, free-plan limits and renewal terms with the provider before installing or paying.

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

Before you get started

Explore family password management →

Keep separate accounts where possible and share selected credentials through a vault instead of reusing one password.

Official information

Product information reviewed on September 13, 2026. Provider documentation describes features; it is not independent proof of effectiveness.

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