When you open hidden FlashGet Kids on your kid’s device, if the grey icon on “Accessibility permission” shows up, it means that you haven’t turned on “Accessibility” on your kid’s device yet.
Turn on FlashGet Kids Accessibility Permission on Kid’s device
Follow the video below to turn on FlashGet Kids Accessibility Permission.
You can click “Accessibility Permission,” then you can redirect to the Accessibility Permission Settings.
Different Android devices may vary in Accessibility Permission paths. The two paths to turn on Accessibility Permissions are as follows.
Tips: Turning on Accessibility Permission will automatically go back to FlashGet Kids for child.
Path 1
Step 1. Go to ACCESSIBILITY > FlashGet Kids.
Step 2. Turn on the grey toggle.
Path 2
Step 1. Go to Accessibility > Installed apps.
Step 2. And then Find FlashGet Kids. Turn on the grey toggle.
What to do if your Android phone appears Restricted settings?
If your Android phone appears “Restricted settings,” you can follow the steps below. If not, please ignore the steps below.
How to allow restricted settings?
Step 1. Head to the Settings of the phone > “Application” > “See all XX apps” > “FlashGet Kids.”
Step 2. Click the “⋮” button in the upper right corner of the settings.
Step 3. Tap “Allow restricted settings.”
If you’re using Xiaomi devices:
Step 1. Head to “Settings” > “Apps” > “Manage apps.”
Step 2. Find and tap the FlashGet Kids.
Step 3. Scroll down to the bottom, and turn on “Allow restricted settings.”
After completing the settings, you can open FlashGet Kids for child via https://flashget.kids/openkids to turn on Accessibility Permissions.
