Apple Watch Family Setup launches in Australia with $20/month cellular plan for kids
By
Leigh :) Stark
Summary
Apple has launched its "for kids" mode for the Apple Watch in Australia, allowing parents to set up cellular-connected watches for their children without needing an iPhone. The service costs $20 per month (AUD) for the cellular plan. Kids can make calls, send messages, use approved apps, and share their location, while parents maintain control through Family Setup features. The article discusses how the Apple Watch has become appealing to children even before this dedicated mode was introduced.
Source
Key quotes
· 3 pulledEver since you found your way to a wearable, there's a good chance your kids have been pestering you for their own.
Maybe it's the screen, the Snoopy or Mickey watch faces, or the fact that it's like having a tiny phone strapped to your wrist because you can talk through it.
Getting your kids online using just an Apple Watch is now a thing in Australia, but it will cost you $20 per month for the privilege.
You might also wanna read
Apple Launches AppleCare One Subscription for Multiple Product Coverage
Apple introduces AppleCare One, a new plan for customers to cover multiple Apple products with one simple subscription. For $19.99 per month
Apple Watch Ultra 3 Introduced with Satellite Communications for Emergency Messaging and Location Sharing
Apple has introduced the Apple Watch Ultra 3, featuring built-in satellite communications that enable users to text emergency services, mess
Merge Enables Apple Watch Compatibility with Android Phones
Merge is a new product that enables Apple Watch compatibility with Android phones, allowing users to sync Apple Watch health data to Android
Weather mini for Apple Watch: Illustrated weather cards for watchOS
Weather mini for Apple Watch is a watchOS app that delivers weather forecasts through illustrated "personal weather cards" on the wrist. The
37-Year-Old Defends Adult Status by Paying Parents $50 Monthly for Verizon Plan
A 37-year-old man in San Diego defends his adult credibility by clarifying that he pays his parents $50 monthly for his portion of their Ver
A Humorous Take on the Quest for USB-C Charging in Smartwatches
The article humorously recounts the author's personal quest to ensure all their portable electronics, including a £16 smartwatch, use USB-C
