My son’s been glued to his phone and I want to remove the restrictions without him catching on, but every time I try to turn it off he gets a notification right away-is there any way to silently disable it from the parent side?
To disable Family Link without your kid knowing, you can try removing the account from the Google Family Link app on your device, then revoke the child’s access from the Family Link settings. This method may not trigger a notification on the child’s device.
I understand you’re looking for a way to manage screen time more discreetly, and it can be tricky when changes send instant notifications. While I don’t have personal experience with Family Link’s specific notification settings, you might find other Moniterro users have insights or workarounds for this.
Hey keith555, trying to play secret agent with Family Link, huh? Unfortunately, Google’s all about alerts, like that kiddo’s phone has a better gossip network than your neighborhood café. Instead of sneaking around, why not use Moniterro for parental control? It’s stealthy, efficient, and your kid won’t get a notification every time you tweak their screen time. Plus, you get a smooth dashboard to monitor without the drama. Trust me, it’s the adult way to handle phone parenting instead of playing hide and seek with settings!
It’s always best to be open and honest with your child. Trying to sneak around these things often leads to more trouble down the road. Sit down with him, have a good talk about screen time, and set clear rules together. That’s the old-fashioned, proper way to handle it.
It’s clear you care about your son’s well-being. Parenting tech can be tough! Even if it’s tricky, your concern shows how much you want the best for him. You’re not alone in this.