How to Remove Parental Control on Samsung Phone

Removing parental control on a Samsung phone can be a bit of a challenge, but don't worry, I'm here to guide you through it.

First, you'll need to access the Settings app on your Samsung phone. From there, navigate to the "Users" or "Accounts" section, depending on your phone's model.

To disable parental control, you'll need to remove the child account from your phone. This will require you to enter the child's PIN or password, so make sure you have that information handy.

Once you've removed the child account, you can then disable the parental control features, such as app restrictions and screen time limits.

To turn off parental controls on your Samsung phone, you'll need to navigate through the settings. Tap Settings on your Samsung device to begin the process.

If you manage your child's account with Google Family Link, you can disable supervision by opening the Family Link app on the parent's phone or tablet. The Family Link app is the white icon with blue, yellow, and green flags.

To remove parental controls in the Play Store, tap Account Info in the Family Link app. A warning message will appear, and you'll need to tap Stop Supervision to confirm.

You can also turn off parental controls through the Google Play Store app on Android. Open the Play Store app, scroll down, and tap Parental Controls under the "User controls" header.

To disable parental controls using the Google Play Store, you'll need to enter your four-digit PIN. If you don't have the PIN, you'll have to clear the app's data, which will erase your search history and parental control settings.

If your child is over 13, you can disable all supervision by skipping the steps to remove parental controls in the Play Store. To do this, tap Account Info in the Family Link app and then tap Stop supervision.

You can still edit parental controls to be less restrictive, even if your child is younger than 13. To do this, open the Family Link app, tap on the child's account, and then tap Manage settings.

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To turn off parental controls on your Samsung phone, you'll first need to access the settings. Tap Settings on your Samsung device, and you'll be taken to a menu where you can manage your device's settings.

If you're using the Google Family Link app to set parental controls, you can't turn off parental controls until the child is 13 years old. However, even if your child is younger than 13, you can still edit the parental controls to be less restrictive.

To do this, open the Family Link app and tap on the child's account in question. Tap "Manage settings", then tap "Controls on Google Play." This menu will let you edit your parental controls.

You can also turn off parental controls through the Google Play Store. Open the Play Store app on your Android device, and scroll down to the "User controls" header. Tap Parental Controls and toggle the switch off the 'Parental Controls' option.

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To completely disable supervision, you'll need to tap "Stop supervision" in the Family Link app. A warning message will appear, and you'll need to tap "Stop Supervision" again to confirm your choice.

Here are the steps to turn off parental controls on your Samsung phone:

If you're trying to remove Parental Controls on a Samsung phone, you have two main options to consider.

The first option is to factory reset the device, which is a last resort since it will erase all data and settings. This is necessary if you can't remember the PIN or if you're seeing an error.

If your child's device has Android 7.0 or higher, they can also turn off supervision themselves, but you'll be notified and their device will lock temporarily if they do so without your permission.

To stop supervision on your child's device, follow these steps:

Alternatively, you can create a new profile by allowing multi-user and then sign in your own account in that new profile, which can be done by searching for 'user' from the phone settings app.