#Boomerang parental control how to#
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#Boomerang parental control android#
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#Boomerang parental control how to#

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#Boomerang parental control android#

Tap on MANAGE DEVICE on one of your Android child devices.Open Boomerang Parental Control on your parent device.You can perform this from your parent device (Android or iOS) using our Boomerang Parent Mode. With Boomerang Parental Control, you can also set a daily time allowance just on the YouTube app. Our usage reports will allow parents to review YouTube watched videos and searches made on their child’s Android device. With our Boomerang Parental Control usage reports available via our Parent Mode (Android or iOS) or if your child’s device is iOS, you’ll have to occasional check into the YouTube app’s history. The outcome of the above steps will provide your child’s YouTube viewing a filtered view on YouTube videos, suggestions and searches plus block access to the YouTube’s apps Settings so your child cannot change the Restricted Mode to off. Confirm by opening the YouTube app on your child’s device > tap on the user icon (top right) > Settings = should now be blocked.This protection should be applied within seconds. Access will now be blocked to the YouTube app Settings area.Open Boomerang > tap MANAGE DEVICE on your child’s device > tap on three dots (top right) > Advanced Device Settings > toggle on Block YouTube app Settings Access.

#Boomerang parental control install#

Once install and app set up is completed, perform the following from your Parent device.Install Boomerang Parental Control on your family devices by following our onboarding steps. We one app with two modes: Child Mode and Parent Mode.

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Don’t have Boomerang yet? Try it for free, 14day trial on us to see how our YouTube monitoring can work for you. This only applies to families with Android child devices using our Boomerang Parental Control app.

On your child’s iOS device, open YouTube > tap on the user icon (top right) > Settings > toggle Restricted Mode on.

On your child’s Android device, open YouTube > tap on the user icon (top right) > Settings > General > toggle Restricted Mode on.

Perform the following from the YouTube app on your child’s device: Restricted Mode will also remove channels that are inappropriate, recommended videos will be more appropriate and search results will filter out any videos flagged by the YouTube community. Like any filter, none are perfect and we have seen some content that could be inappropriate get through but enabling Restricted Mode is still a way better alternative to unfiltered YouTube access.

Latest versions of Boomerang Parental Control from the App Store or Google Play.

Child device must be Android (for iOS child devices, review iOS device tips below).

You will not be able to review history unless you personally open YouTube and review the History section of the app. For iOS users, we recommend you leverage the screen time features built-in into iOS 13 and higher.

The following steps will set YouTube’s Restricted Mode and on Android devices, the use of Boomerang Parental Control enables parents to set time limits and review watched/searched history from the YouTube app. Google’s recent announcement of upcoming filters for their YouTube platform is great but parents can already set a similar experience for their kids today. Learn how to enable YouTube’s filter for bad content, set time limits with Boomerang and review viewed history from your child’s Android device.