New Google Services for Parenting which called Family Link

The Google has a service parental controls , called Family Link , which runs on Android and eventually started to work on Chromebooks , this control was released about a year and only worked in children's phones, but will soon begin to be also used in the devices of adolescents, provided that the same silk the authorization for that control. The Google wants parents to remain involved in the lives of children, even when they become teenagers. Some functions available for controlling children will not be accessible in the teen version, such as changing the password.

This control arose mainly because children, more and more, are connected, either by phone or tablet. With this control, parents have access to what the child is doing or where they are, so that the family can be more relaxed and aware of the child's safety. 

The Family Link has the ability to recognize up to six voices and detect if it's a child or adult, after this detection treat it optimally each individual. A good example would be if the child is scared and asks if there is a monster on the scene, the device will make sounds of leisure, pretending to analyze the place and then report that there is no monster, thus demonstrating that it has the ability to adapt and answer questions in a friendly way. This feature will work best with Google Home.

Another function is the blocking of applications in order to decide whether or not it can be installed on the device, it is also possible to lock the device with just a simple voice command, just say "Hey Google, block Fred's device" and within five minutes the device is locked.

This service is not yet available worldwide, but Google intends to launch gradually.