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Instead of sharing an account with your child, which can give them unwanted access to your personal data, create an Apple ID for them. Then you can easily set age-based parental controls, and they can use Family Sharing, Messages, the App Store, and other Apple services.
Children under 13 can't create an Apple ID on their own. (This age varies by region.) But if you're the family organizer or a guardian, you can create an Apple ID for your child.
To verify that you're an adult, you need a credit card.
To verify that you're an adult, you need a credit card.
If you are the family organizer or guardian, you can help reset your child's Apple ID password using your iPhone with iOS 16 or later or iPad with iPadOS 16 or later and two-factor authentication turned on for your Apple ID. Learn how to reset your child's Apple ID password
Some Apple ID settings and features work differently for children under 13. For example, a child under 13 can't create an Apple ID without permission and consent from a parent or guardian. The minimum age for account creation may vary across countries and regions as follows: Under 14 in Austria, Bulgaria, China mainland, Cyprus, Italy, Lithuania, and Spain. Under 15 in Czech Republic, France, and Greece. Under 16 in Brazil, Croatia, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, and Slovenia. Under 13 in all other countries and regions.
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When you set up a family, you can add children and other players to your family. You can customize parental controls for each child.
You can set up a new family or join a family that already exists.
Select [Set Up Now] or [Set Up Your Own Family], and then follow the on-screen instructions to add family members.
Joining an existing familyYou need a family request from the family manager to join an existing family. When you receive a family request, select the family you want to join from [Received Family Requests]. What the family manager can doSelect (Settings) > [Parental Controls/Family Management] > [Family Management], and then follow the on-screen instructions to enter your sign-in information.Add Family MemberSelect [Add Family Member], and then send a family request to another player or create a new user. Appointing a parent/guardianSelect an adult family member that you want to appoint, and then select the checkbox for [Parent/Guardian]. Remove from Your FamilyRemoving a family member who is a parent or guardian also removes their ability to set parental controls. This setting is available only when an adult family member is selected. Parental ControlsBesides the family manager, parents or guardians can also manage parental controls settings. This setting is available only when a child family member is selected. For details, see “About restrictions”. Reset PasswordChange the password your child uses to sign in to PlayStation™Network. This setting is available only when a child family member is selected. Joining PlayStation NetworkYou can give permission to your child to access PlayStation™Network. Delete User ProfileWhen you delete a user profile, data managed by that user on your PS4™ system such as saved data, screenshots, and video clips are also deleted. This setting is available only when a family member who has never signed in to PlayStation™Network is selected. What family members can doSelect (Settings) > [Parental Controls/Family Management] > [Family Management], and then follow the on-screen instructions to enter your sign-in information.Family Member InformationView a family member’s account information. If the family member has signed in to PlayStation™Network before, you can view information such as their sign-in ID. Leave FamilyAfter you leave your current family, you can create your own family or join another one. This setting is available only when adult family members select themselves.
Family managers and child family members cannot leave their family. Related topics
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