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220-1102 Practice Question: A user is setting up a new Android tablet for a…
A user is setting up a new Android tablet for a child and wants to restrict access to adult content, limit app purchases, and set screen time limits. Which built-in Android feature should the technician configure?
⚠ Common exam trap
CompTIA A+ often tests the distinction between general user modes (Guest Mode) and dedicated parental control features (Family Link), leading candidates to mistakenly choose Guest Mode because they confuse temporary user isolation with content and time restrictions.
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Why each option matters
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Google Family Link
Google Family Link is the built-in Android parental control feature that allows a technician to restrict adult content via SafeSearch filtering, limit app purchases by requiring parental approval, and set screen time limits through daily usage schedules. It operates by linking the child's device to a parent's Google account, enabling remote management of digital ground rules without third-party software.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Guest Mode
Why it's wrong here
Guest Mode provides a separate, ephemeral session for temporary users, with no persistent content filtering, purchase approval or time quotas. It tempts technicians wanting quick shared-device isolation, but Family Link delivers the content restrictions, purchase controls and screen-time limits requested.
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Google Family Link
Why this is correct
Google Family Link satisfies every constraint: it filters adult content, requires approval for purchases, and enforces daily screen time limits on a child's supervised Google account. Unlike Digital Wellbeing, which only tracks usage, Family Link applies enforceable restrictions remotely from the parent's device, matching the tablet setup scenario exactly.
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Do Not Disturb
Why it's wrong here
Do Not Disturb silences calls, notifications and alerts during scheduled windows, affecting nothing about content ratings, purchases or usage duration. It tempts because it sounds like a restriction, but Family Link is what applies content filtering, purchase approval and screen-time limits.
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Developer Options
Why it's wrong here
Developer Options exposes USB debugging, layout bounds and animation scaling for app testing, containing no parental controls whatsoever. It tempts technicians who associate hidden settings menus with device restriction, yet Family Link is the feature that enforces content filtering, purchase approval and screen-time limits.
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