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AT&T FamilyMap for iOS

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AT&T Secure Family is a robust parental control application designed to assist parents in managing their children's smartphone usage effectively. This application offers features such as location tracking, screen time management, and the ability to restrict access to specific apps and social media platforms. With a user-friendly interface, parents can easily monitor their child’s phone activities and receive insights into their daily usage patterns.

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The app is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches that run iOS version 8.0 or higher, making it accessible for a wide range of devices. Additionally, it does not require any additional hardware or software installations, simplifying the setup process. Overall, AT&T Secure Family aims to provide parents with the necessary tools to ensure their children navigate the digital world safely.

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Version
12.1.0
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iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
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By AT&T
When you need to stay connected to the people who matter most, use AT&T FamilyMap.
When you need to stay connected to the people who matter most, use AT&T FamilyMap. Phone must be turned on and in AT&T network coverage to be located. Internet access required. With AT&T FamilyMap, locating your family has never been safer or easier and allows you to locate up to 10 family members on your account. You can even use the app to find a lost or stolen phone. AT&T FamilyMap conveniently allows parents to: Find your family members' phone location on an interactive map. Locate your family from your phone, tablet, or computer. Create a schedule for automatic location updates. Pin and assign names to places your family visits often (home, school, friend's house). Receive safe arrival alerts directly to your phone. For example, setup a schedule to receive a text message at 3: 30 PM each day to. confirm that your child arrived home from school on time. Locate a lost or stolen iPhone. Track your family's daily travels in their location history. AT&T FamilyMap is convenient for kids too. No need to send annoying "Where are you? " texts, locate your loved one without distracting them while they are driving. Get real-time alerts when your child has arrived at school without distracting them with a text while they are in class. Kids can check in easily by sending their current location on a map along with their choice of message, to a parent or anyone else in their contact book. I'm running late. Can you pick me up? Just checking in. Call me back. Plus, add custom messages too. Other important information about AT&T FamilyMap: New AT&T FamilyMap customers will have the option to purchase FamilyMap access for 30 days via Apple In-App Purchase, conveniently billed to their iTunes account. This service is only available to AT&T Customers. AT&T FamilyMap is secure and private. Only authorized users have permission to locate a family member. Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically reduce battery life. Availability, timeliness or accuracy of location is not guaranteed. Coverage not available in all areas. The collection, use, and disclosure of any personal information through this application is governed by AT&T's Privacy Policy found at: att.com/privacypolicy. View the AT&T FamilyMap FAQs here: familymap. wireless. att.com/finder-att-family/help. htm.
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