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Easily manage your child's playtime, spending messaging and more.
By Hafiz Rahman
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PlayStation Family is a parental control app for children who play on PlayStation. A parent sets up an account for each child, decides what they can play, sets when play is allowed, and watches activity from a phone.
It suits parents of younger players who want to manage game access and playtime without sitting beside the console. The listing describes it as a way to keep track of gaming at a glance.
The build we hold is PlayStation Family 26.9.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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When you create a child's account, the app suggests parental control settings based on the child's age. You then choose which games that child can open, so content is limited to what you have approved.
The age recommendations are a starting point. The listing says the choice of games is yours to make for each child.
You set the times when PlayStation can be used, such as homework time, mealtimes or bedtime. The listing presents this as a way to fit play into the household routine.
Because the schedule is set per child, each child can have different allowed times.
The activity report shows whether a child is online, which game they are playing now, and how many hours they have played over the past week. The listing says this is meant to help parents make informed decisions about play.
When a child asks for more time, the request reaches your phone as a notification. You can approve or decline it there, so the decision stays with the parent.
The app includes privacy settings that control how a child connects with others and plays with them online. You can also manage that child's access to social features from the same app.
These settings sit alongside the game and playtime controls, so one app covers both.