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Configure Norton Family house rules for location supervision
Location supervision is supported on Android phone and tablet, iPhone, and iPad and is available in these regions.
Location supervision lets you track your child's location and know they are safe when they are carrying their device. It uses a global positioning system (GPS), mobile network, and/or the Internet to keep track of your child's current approximate location. You can track your child's location from anywhere as long as the device is with them and location supervision is turned on.
You can use the Norton website or Norton Family app for parents to view or update the house rules.
Norton website or Norton Family app for iOS
- Sign in to your account.
- Select the child for whom you want to set location supervision.
- On the Location section, click or tap the settings icon
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- To start or stop Location supervision, move the On/Off switch to On or Off.
- To track a device and get your child's location, move the On/Off switch against the device to On or Off.
- Click or tap Save.
Norton Family parental app for Android
- Open Norton Family parental control app in Parent mode.
- Under the child name whom you want to manage, tap House Rules.
- From the list of House Rules, tap Location.
- To start or stop Location Supervision, tap the Off or On button.
- To view the devices being tracked for your child, tap Child's Devices. Tap the device to select or deselect the tracking for that device.
If you do not see the device in the list, go to the Norton Family website to add the device. For more information, read Add a device to your Norton Family account.
If you are using your Google account to sign in to Norton Family, make sure that you sign out from your Google account in your browser after finishing the Norton Family setup.
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Last modified: 04/24/2025
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