Usually, kids don’t have a personal smartphones, they use the phone of their parents. But adults may have sensitive data or important/work-related files on their phones that they do not want their child to see or damage. In this case, a separate Samsung Account for your kid will be the best solution.

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You can create an individual Samsung Account for your child on your Samsung smartphone so that when they use your phone, they won’t reach your sensitive files and data.

It’s worth mentioning that you can only create a separate Samsung Account for kids on a Galaxy smartphone running One UI 5.1 software. If you have already installed the fresh software, here is a trick on how you can create an account for your child separately.

How to create separate Samsung Account for Kids:

First of all, you need to visit the “Settings” of your phone and enter the “Samsung Accounts” section. Now go to its “Family” tab and tap “Add family“.

Now tap on “Create a child account” and agree to the terms and conditions. After a parent or guardian authentication, enter your child’s information. Finally, verify the kid’s email and it’s done.

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Not only does it give you access to specific apps like SmartThings and Samsung Pay, but it also lets you back up, restore, and sync your data between multiple devices. This will help even if you forget your ID or password.

If you want to create a Samsung account, you just need to complete two-factor authentication for better security. Below you can also check the steps to create Samsung Account.

Samsung Account Updates

[December 20, 2022]

Samsung Account app is getting a new update with version 14.0.00.11. The latest update fixes some common issues to enhance the system security and performance of the app.

• Updated Package size: 27.87 MB
• Get the latest update NOW

Previous Updates

[September 08, 2022]

Samsung is pushing a new update for the Accounts app with version 13.5.01.3. The new update enhances the privacy of the app, if you want to create or log in to an account then two-factor authentication is required.

WHAT’S NEW

• Now, creating a new account or logging in requires two-factor authentication.

Updated Package size: 16.79MB

• Get the latest update NOW

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How to create a Samsung Account?

1. Open the Samsung account homepage
2. Click “Sign in”.
3. Enter your email address and password and click “Sign in”.
4. Enter the two-step verification code sent to your phone and click “Verify”.

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A particular account provides you with integrated services across all your Samsung devices, such as Samsung TVs and smartphones. Let me tell you without logging in to your account, your setup will remain incomplete because some of the devices will need login permission via Samsung.

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What do you need for the initial setup?

• First, you need to connect to the nearby Wi-Fi service.
• Launch the Settings app and tap on the Samsung account, secondly, you can launch the Settings app and tap to Accounts and backup, then to manage account, from their jump to add an account, now you can add your Samsung account here.
• If you do not have a Samsung account you can log in with a google account, this will keep all your services synchronized.

What, if you forgot your password?

If you forget your password, tap on Find ID, or Forgot password?

After finding your Samsung ID, you can proceed to reset your password.

Benefits of Signing in to a Samsung account

• It keeps all your data, if on auto synchronization
• Protect your contacts and special events from being lost and more

You can transfer your data from your old phone to the new handset, by using the smart switch application, via wireless mode, or else you can use the USB cable. If the old phone is not compatible, you can transfer the backup from your computer. After this operation, you are ready with your latest One UI 4.1 smartphone.

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Just like Google, Samsung has now made two-factor authentication mandatory in Samsung Account, which provides a higher level of security to the devices. Two-factor authentication or two-step verification is a secure process in which users provide two different authentication factors to verify themselves.

Updated Version:

To be mentioned, the latest update of the Samsung account can be identified via version number 13.0.01.1 and package size 14.19 MB. You can check its changelog below.

Two-factor authentication methods rely on the user providing a password as the first factor and a second different factor-usually a security token or a biometric factor, such as fingerprints or facial scans.

What’s New:

• Now, creating a new account or logging in requires two-factor authentication

Read more: One UI 4.1 Eligible Devices: Next Samsung Android 12 update after One UI 4.0

Enjoy various Samsung services through your Samsung account without having to register for each service separately. To login into the Samsung account to need to follow the simple steps mention below:

1. Open the Samsung account homepage
2. Click “Sign in”.
3. Enter your email address and password and click “Sign in”.
4. Enter the two-step verification code sent to your phone and click “Verify”.

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