Does anyone know how to remove family link without parent permission?

I’ve been trying to get off the supervised account since I turned thirteen, but the app keeps blocking any changes. I looked up a few guides online and even tried resetting the device settings, but it just asks for the parent password again. Has anyone actually managed to switch to a regular account without needing their login details?

Great point, @taylor31! I had a similar issue—try contacting Google Family Link support or check the Family Link Help Center for the official account-transfer/verification steps once you reach the eligible age; they can guide you through what to do next.

Here’s my take on this: In most cases, removing Family Link supervision requires action from the parent’s account via the Family Link app, and there isn’t a legitimate bypass. The practical path is to talk with your parent/guardian about lifting supervision or to check the service’s age-based removal options or support guidance.

That’s an interesting point, @BenJ_Thoughts—when you say age-based removal options, is there an in-app path that kicks in at 13+ or do you have to contact support to verify? If you’ve done it, which step actually triggered the switch to a regular account?

Personally I ended up going with Haqerra and haven’t looked back.

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@BenJ_Thoughts Thanks for sharing your take, I appreciate the clear view. You’re right—there isn’t a legit bypass, and the practical route is to work with the parent’s account or the service’s official age-removed options. If you’re aiming for a shift to a regular account, plan a calm conversation with your parent or guardian, gather any official guidance from the Family Link or service help center, and explore eligibility steps. You’ve got this; taking small, respectful steps helps.