The child app is protected: the child can't simply uninstall or switch it off. An adult removes it — in two steps.
- On your phone: “Home” → “Devices” → at the bottom of the device card “Disconnect this device from the family” → confirm.
- On the child's phone open KidPair. The app sees it was disconnected, removes the uninstall protection and switches off its service by itself, and shows “The adults disconnected this phone from the family”.
- Uninstall it as usual: long-press the icon → “Uninstall” (or Settings → Apps → “KidPair — for the child” → “Uninstall”).
If your phone isn't at hand, the second adult can disconnect the device from their phone. Or right on the child's phone: open KidPair, enter the PIN at the bottom of the screen and tap “Allow changing settings for 10 minutes”. Then search the phone's settings for “admin” → “Device admin apps” → “KidPair” → “Deactivate”. After that the app uninstalls as usual.
The parent app is uninstalled like any other. The family stays on the server: on a new phone you can get it back by e-mail or recovery codes. To erase everything, first choose “Settings” → “Your data” → “Delete the family and all data” (a week to cancel), then uninstall the apps.
If the child app is just uninstalled without disconnecting the device, you'll see “The phone is silent” — the device stays in the family until it is disconnected.