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Current Version

Google Family Link 2.102.0.2026w39.991330539

Released Oct 7, 2026 · 28.2 MB · Android 2026+

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Version Information

Version
2.102.0.2026w39.991330539
Release date
Oct 7, 2026
Size
28.2 MB
Android
2026+
File type
APK
Package
com.google.android.apps.kids.familylink
Developer
Google LLC

About Google Family Link

Google Family Link is a productivity app from Google LLC that gives parents one place to oversee how children use their devices. The application is identified by the package name com.google.android.apps.kids.familylink, which is the label shown on the device once it has been installed. A routine approach to family device use Because it sits in the productivity category, this app is framed as part of household organisation rather than as entertainment. It is the sort of tool a parent opens alongside calendars, reminders and other planning apps when setting expectations around device habits at home. Keeping those decisions in a single place makes it easier to apply the same approach consistently across the family rather than adjusting settings one handset at a time. What this build needs to run The build requires Android 2026 or newer, so anyone running an older system should confirm the device version before going further, while newer devices should have no difficulty. That baseline is stated once in this listing and applies to the release currently offered here, so it is the figure to check against your own handset. Storage to allow for the install The package is 28.2 MB in size. That is a modest footprint, but it still needs to be free on your internal storage before installation can start, and the device may want some headroom while unpacking it. A quick glance at your available space in the device settings is enough to avoid a failed install partway through. Details recorded on this listing This release is dated 2026-10-07, and the content rating is listed as unknown, meaning no age classification has been supplied here. Everything needed to identify the app — its name, developer, package name, category, size and release date — is set out above.