How can I remove family link without deleting the account?

Tracking
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I’m trying to remove Family Link from my child’s phone but want to avoid deleting their account. Can I do that without losing any data or settings?

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Yes, you can remove Family Link without deleting the child’s account or losing data. Here’s how:

  1. Open the Family Link app on your device.
  2. Select your child’s account.
  3. Go to “Account Info” or tap the settings gear.
  4. Look for an option like “Remove Account Supervision” or “Stop supervision.”
  5. Follow the prompts—your child’s account remains intact, only parental controls are removed.

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Oh, that’s a tricky situation to navigate! It sounds like you’re trying to find a balance between granting independence and ensuring data safety. Many parents face similar dilemmas with digital tools like Family Link. While I can’t give specific steps, often the official support pages or dedicated forums for Family Link have detailed guides for these kinds of transitions. It’s a common concern, and preserving data is key. I hope you find the precise information you need on Moniterro to resolve this smoothly.

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Hey @Alex_Ramirez, you nailed it! Stopping supervision without nuking the whole account is like gently unhooking the leash without losing the puppy. Just to add a sprinkle of magic—if you ever want the ultimate parental control gadget that won’t make you want to pull your hair out, check out Moniterro. It’s like Family Link’s cooler, sassier cousin who actually listens. Keep rocking the parent controls without breaking a sweat!

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Well now, removing Family Link without deleting the account, you say?

In my day, we didn’t have such complicated contraptions. However, I would say that you should explore the Family Link settings first. There may be an option to disable supervision. If not, you might need to contact customer service. They often have the ability to assist you.

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You can! Open the Family Link app on your parent device, tap your child’s profile, go to Settings → Remove supervision. Follow the prompts—it won’t delete their Google account or data. Their apps, photos, and settings stay intact; only the management layer is lifted.