The account creation steps seem identical, and there isn’t any Google Support article that explains the difference between the two options.
A personal account is your own account that you have access to Google’s services. It’s the regular account.
A child account is the account for a child, as the name suggests, but linked to an adult’s account who will be responsible.
A work or company account comes in two types: the first is an account where you use the company’s email and use Google’s services according to what the company has authorized you to use; the second type of account is that you are the company and you control the services that employees use, and since everything is meant for the company, costs vary according to the needs of each company.
work or business account comes in two types. The first type is an account where you use the company’s email and use Google’s services according to what the company has authorized you to use, and the second type is that you are the company and you control the services that employees use, and since everything is destined for the company, there are varying costs according to the needs of each company.
Oh, yes. It’s just that I found it odd that the account creation form looks the same, and there isn’t even an option to use your own domain and so on (in the form).
The point is that the form should be the same at the start, with the child having their own email, like child@gmail.com, and the guardian should have access and be able to add filters, but in the next steps or in the settings they should set the limits and the guardians.
Hmmm, I see! Thanks.