Android Troubleshooting guides and articles from the FlashDroid team.
If pairing fails or the code will not accept, check that the correct parent and Kid apps are being used, both devices are online, the code is current and the child setup is completed.
If a child disables a permission or works around a rule, restore the protection, check what changed and use the incident to improve the family rule rather than promising an impossible-to-bypass system.
If FlashDroid Kid seems gone, check the Android profile and installed-app list, then reinstall and re-link if necessary and review permissions and background settings.
If FlashDroid Kid permissions keep disappearing, check Android unused-app settings, OEM battery management, app updates and the exact permission that changed.
If Live Screen or Live Camera will not open, check the child phone's internet connection, service health, permission state and whether the device is available for a live stream.
A stale child location is not always a bug. Check the timestamp, connectivity, permissions, battery restrictions and the phone's recent activity before assuming location sharing failed.
If a limited app still opens, check sync, the child phone's connection, accessibility/service health, always-allowed status and the active rule window.
If safe-zone or rule alerts are delayed, check Android notification permission, Doze/battery settings, connectivity and child-side background health.
If a FlashDroid limit starts too early, too late or not at all, check time zone, active schedule, sync status, overlapping rules and always-allowed apps.
If a blocked website category still loads, check the browser, enabled categories, rule sync and whether the content is actually inside a native app.
Android Doze, battery optimization, background restrictions and OEM power management can delay parental-control apps. Learn what is happening and what to check.