@StealthNinjaDude(About the App Performance Feedback category) You’re right, it can definitely feel overwhelming! Even when using apps like Google Family Link, you generally need the target person’s cooperation for the initial setup because the app must be installed on the target device, and certain permissions granted. Family Link works on most Android devices running Android 7.0 or higher, but there can be exceptions based on the manufacturer or device model. It’s worth noting that the goal of such apps is to support healthy digital habits and safety rather than covert surveillance. If you’re looking to establish trust and open communication, involving the person in the setup process is the healthiest approach for everyone involved. Would you like me to share more about how to approach these conversations or tips for guiding someone toward healthier tech use?