Google has plans to introduce ‘supervised accounts’ to its Google Web
browser, in a move to help parents and teachers control how children
access and use the Internet.
The latest ‘canary’ (or development) version of Chrome includes an
experimental version of the feature, which allows regular users to
create new accounts with in-built restrictions and less privileges,
Chrome has long supported accounts, which allow multiple users to run
the same browser using their own settings for each session, but
supervised accounts would be a further step. The feature could give
parents a little more peace of mind about their kids’ online activities
by limiting what they can do on shared computers and other devices.
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