The Play Store on the Samsung Galaxy On5 provides a convenient means to access apps, movies, games, and books that you can use on the device.
But if you have a child with a smartphone, you might wish to restrict the types of content that they can access on their device. Fortunately, you can accomplish this by setting up Parental Controls in the Google Play Store.
Our guide below will show you where to find the Play Store Parental Controls and activate them.
You will then be able to specify the types of content that you wish to allow on the device by restricting the maturity levels or apps, music, movies, books, and more that are accessible through the Play Store.
How to Enable Parental Controls for the Play Store on a Samsung Galaxy On5
The steps in this article were written using a Samsung Galaxy On5, running the Android Marshmallow version of the operating system.
You will need to create a PIN during this process that will be required to make any future changes to these parental controls.
Step 1: Open the Play Store.
Step 2: Tap the Menu icon to the left of the Google Play search field.
Step 3: Scroll down and select the Settings option.
Step 4: Scroll down and select the Parental Controls option.
Step 5: Tap the button to the right of Parental controls are off.
Step 6: Create a PIN that will be required to access this menu in the future, then tap the OK button.
Step 7: Re-enter the PIN to confirm it.
Step 8: Select one of the content categories, then adjust the settings as needed. Repeat this step for each additional type of media that you wish to control on this device.
Note that this will only restrict future content downloaded to the Android phone. Existing content will not be affected.
Now that you know how to add parental controls for the Play Store in Android Marshmallow, you can make sure that your child isn’t able to access content that might be inappropriate for them.
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