The “Still to allow: N of M” screen shows everything that is still needed. It can only be done on the child's phone itself — Android doesn't let these rights be granted remotely. Each step checks itself and is marked “Done”. Go from top to bottom — the order matters.
- Rules and breaks — without it breaks and schedules don't work at all.
- Background work — “Unrestricted”, otherwise the phone puts the app to sleep.
- Uninstall protection — the app can't simply be uninstalled.
- Supervision notification — permanent, honestly shows that the phone is supervised.
- Where I am and Location when the app is closed — for the map.
- App statistics — for screen time and limits.
- Autostart and “Keep when unused” — on phones where KidPair can check these switches: Android won't switch off an app that hasn't been opened for a while.
- Steps and motion — so the location updates more often as soon as the child walks or rides.
- Family calls on the full screen — Android 14 and newer, otherwise a call on a locked phone is only a line in the shade.
- Calls over other apps — appears only when KidPair's Accessibility service isn't on (in “Selected” mode).
- Microphone access — optional, for calls and “Sound around”. This is the only optional step.
In “Selected” mode the list has only what the chosen features need.