F01 / Review edition 1.0 · 13/11/2026
First Family Phone
Prepare the device. Agree rules. Learn together.
Try the free sample. The full kit is not yet available for purchase. Physical device tests and specialist review are missing. Purchase unavailable.
A guide for the adult and child to set up the first phone and agree how they will use it. Includes paths for iPhone and Android, a checklist and an editable agreement.
- 01Child: request
- 02Adult: decline
- 03Together: confirm
Illustrative process diagram. Not a screenshot.
Guide, sample, checklist and agreement in PDF, plus editable agreement in the browser. Does not include paid apps or remote setup.
Before you start
iPhone: use Family Sharing and Screen Time. This path assumes the adult manages the family on a compatible iPhone or iPad. Apple also provides management on Mac.
Android: use a supervised account with Family Link. The adult can have a compatible Android or iPhone. Family Link does not supervise the child's iPhone.
Menus vary with version, region and account age. The Apple path follows documentation consulted on 13/11/2026, which already describes the new iOS 27 controls. If your menus differ, follow official help for your version; do not change settings by approximation.
Files work locally. The kit does not send answers to iOutlet. External links and your email program have their own privacy terms. If you save the agreement in a synced folder, that service's settings also apply.
Sources and limits of this editionWhen something does not work
Cannot find the menu: note the system version and open the platform's official source. The name may have changed. If you cannot identify the control, stop that step and report the difference.
Request does not arrive: confirm the child's account, family group, internet connection and adult notifications. On Apple, also check requests in Messages; in Family Link, check Notifications. Test again with a new free app.
An important task was blocked: use the adult's device to review the rule and allow the necessary exception. Test again with the child. Do not delete the account, family group or supervision to resolve a one-off block.
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