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What FeedHush can do today, what is still being built, and where to begin.
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better boundaries.
Understand what each tool controls, set up your family’s devices, and know what to check before you rely on them.
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How the protection layers fit together
Why a managed Chrome extension needs separate device controls to prevent browser switching.
Plan managed Chrome on Windows
Separate machine policy, a child’s Windows account and restrictions on Edge or other browsers.
Plan managed Chrome on Mac
Plan Chrome policy alongside a standard child account and separate Safari or app restrictions.
Chrome policy planner
Create a local review document for Windows or Mac without changing your device.
Use Qustodio or another parental-control tool
Understand app blocking, website rules and the compatibility checks that matter.
Plan Screen Time on iPhone and iPad
Manage app installation and other access paths separately from FeedHush’s in-app browser.
Parent settings, device connection and requests
Understand parent authority, pairing, saved settings and what an approval means today.
Check a family setup before relying on it
A practical parent checklist covering settings, alternate browsers, offline use and recovery.
Troubleshoot settings and access
Identify whether the problem belongs to Chrome policy, app blocking, website rules or FeedHush.
Recover access or remove a setup
Keep a parent recovery route and undo only the settings you intended to change.
Privacy and information to keep private
What this help center does with your input and how to avoid sharing sensitive information.
Family setup questions
Quick answers about browser switching, Family Link, administrator access and current availability.
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Chrome policy is one layer.
Keeping other browsers and apps restricted takes separate device controls. Our Windows and Mac guides cover both parts, including checks you can make from the child’s account.
Use the setup checklist