Children Can Now Request Their Parents For Purchases In The Play Store

 

Android already supports family mode, where account managers such as father, mother or brother can control the use of their respective children's or siblings' Android devices through Google Family Link. Those who use this can also monitor activities done on Android devices or share payment methods on the Play Store.

In the Play Store, account managers can share payment methods with children 13 and under or age limits by country. This feature also allows account managers to approve or reject purchases made.

Recently, Google introduced Purchase Request for children to request a purchase on the Play Store. If there is an application that they want to buy or want to make a purchase in the application, children need to press Ask your parent and can also fill in a message to send the application. Parents will then receive a notification of the purchase request and can press Buy or Deny.