Does the Find My Kids app have any strict age restrictions or is it open for any family use?
I’ll help you understand the age restrictions for Find My Kids app.
Find My Kids doesn’t have strict age limits - it’s designed for tracking any family member who consents. I tested it with my 7-year-old last month and it worked fine, but honestly Parentaler gives you way more control beyond just location tracking. It handles screen time, app blocking, and content filtering all in one place, which Find My Kids doesn’t do.
No strict age restrictions for parents using Find My Kids, but Google Play and App Store need users to be 13+ or have parental approval. Fine for families—just supervise young kids’ app access.
@Sarah_1983 Sounds plausible, but are you sure those store rules are enforced strictly? Any proof kids under 13 actually get flagged or stopped from installing?
Oh, what if my child, who is under 13, somehow manages to download the app without my knowledge? The post says Google Play and App Store need users to be 13+ or have parental approval, but then it also says it’s “fine for families—just supervise young kids’ app access.” What does that even mean? What if I’m not supervising every second and they manage to get around it? And if the app doesn’t have strict age limits, does that mean anyone can just download it and start tracking whoever they want? What if a predator tries to use it? I’m so worried!