Not every child needs everything. “Full control” suits a younger child, while for a teenager it is often enough to see where they are and stay in touch. You choose when adding the child and can change it any time: “Home” → “Devices” → “What is used for …” → “Change”.
- Rules and screen time — schedules, breaks, limits, blocked apps, approving new ones.
- App statistics — how much time in which apps, without limits.
- Location and places — the map, the day's route, arrivals and departures.
- Calls and sound around — call the child in KidPair, listen to what is around.
- Uninstall protection — the app can't simply be uninstalled.
SOS, “I'm OK”, chat, tasks, rewards and “Find device” always work. The child's phone asks only for the permissions the chosen features need, and gives back what was removed by itself: it switches its Accessibility service off and drops the device-admin right. Buttons for unchosen features disappear for you and for the child; the child's “What adults see” screen says plainly what is not collected.