Norton Family Premier

No. One Norton Family Premier subscription can cover one parent device to monitor all children's / household members' devices in your family (platforms supported include Windows, Android and iOS).

It is not recommended for privacy and security reasons.

Windows: Log into family.norton.com to set up and manage house rules.
Android: Select "Parents mode" after logging in to set up and manage house rules via the Norton Family Premier app.
iOS: Set up and manage house rules in Norton Family for the parents app.

Windows: Click the Norton Family icon on the right of the taskbar in the notification area. Then click "House rules" and select "View My House Rules" to check the rules set up for their devices.
Android: Click the children icon in the top left-hand corner after opening Norton Family Premier. Then select "House rules" to check the rules set up for their devices.
iOS: Click the menu icon in the top right-hand corner after opening Norton Family Premier. Then select "House rules" to check the rules set up for their devices.

No. You will receive notification by email if your child tries to turn off Norton Family Premier. Your child can turn off Norton Family Premier only if they can log into your Norton account.

Log into family.norton.com and click "Devices". Then click on the trash icon of the targeted device and select "Yes". You can now uninstall Norton Family Premier by following the uninstall app procedure.

Windows: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome browsers
Android: Norton Family and Chrome browsers
iOS: Norton Family browser only

A website may belong to several categories at the same time. You can prevent this from happening by adding the website to the "Allowed" list.

After opening Norton Family Premier, click the children icon in the top left-hand corner. Click "House rules", then select "You have x-hour usage limit on this device today".

No. You can only check what apps have been installed on, and uninstalled, from your child's device and set restrictions on the apps that have been installed.

Windows: Your child's device will be totally locked.
Android: Your child's device will be totally locked, but he/she can still make calls to, and receive calls from, the "Allowed" contact set.
iOS: The apps installed by your child and some default apps such as Safari and App Store will be hidden. But your child can still make calls to, and receive calls from, the "Allowed" contact set. Your child can use these hidden apps again after unlocking.

Windows & Android: Unlock a device by clicking the "Lock" icon in your child's profile, then click "Unlock". Also, you can provide your child with the PIN to unlock his/her device.

iOS: Click the "Lock" icon in your child's profile, then click "Unlock".