Samsung brings an all-new feature with One UI 7 that will allow parents to track and manage what type of content their children are watching via Samsung Internet and Galaxy Store apps, as some recent reports say.
One UI 7 Adds a Feature for Parents to Monitor Children’s Online Activities
According to Android Authority, a new feature has been integrated under the parental control that has been spotted on the Galaxy S25 smartphone, named Content Restrictions, which significantly allows parents to have control over web content via the Samsung Internet app while app/game downloading via the Galaxy Store.
Understanding the One UI 7 Parental Controls Feature
Specifically, the web content settings let parents control the types of websites allowed in Samsung Internet, while also providing the option to block explicit sites that will block sexually explicit and violent sites on the internet, though.
Alternatively, this newest setting of parental control will further allow parents to even set the maximum age restrictions that are suitable for certain apps and games from the Galaxy Store. This includes based on age on Samsung account, all ages, 12+, 16+, and 18+ options, respectively.
Thus, in order to ensure parents of their children’s safety and security, Samsung apparently brought such enhanced and more improved parental control capability by integrating the Content Restrictions feature with One UI 7. However, currently the feature can only be seen on Galaxy S25 models; it’s expected to expand to more Samsung devices; we need to wait till the company brings One UI 7 for all the Galaxy smartphones.
