Can parents see search history of children with Parental Control?

Yes, parents have the ability to see the search history of their children, depending on various factors. If a child is using a device or browser that is connected to a parental control system, the parents may have the option to monitor and review the search history. Additionally, some internet service providers and search engines offer parental control features that allow parents to view the search history of their children.

It's important to note that the extent of parental visibility into search history may vary depending on the specific settings and tools being used. Parents should review and understand the parental control options available to them to make informed decisions about monitoring their children's online activities

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If they know where to look - yes, probably. You may want to use the device within the parameters your parents set up.

If I use an iPhone (and under 13) and use chrome instead of Safari, (which you can’t delete search history on safari) But you can delete search history on chrome can your parent see your search history and tabs open on chrome?

I would suggest that you limit your use within the limits that your parents have set instead of asking strangers online on how to bypass them.

As well, the minimum age for these forums and having an account is 13.

I sense trouble with that question. Why would they need to ask?

Of course there is, but we won't discuss it.