It would be nice if they could give some attention to quality for their own products, especially the Family Link parental controls app. It's so bad that I would gladly throw it in the trash if only an API was available, but I need this functionality and it's unforgivably defective. You just find the parts that work reliably enough and kludge an actual solution around those.
The whole product reeks of overpaid software engineers on a scrum team delivering almost-correct software for story points.
You'll often see "oops, there was an error" and the only reasonable action is to try again. No explanation, no way to diagnose, no obvious path to deal with the error. Just hope it doesn't happen again, but if it does, pound on it like a TV from the 50's or something?
Interface is terrible, duration limits don't work (loads of people complain about this specifically), and scheduling is too dumbed down to work realistically and assumes your activity will happen neatly between midnights, without telling you of course. Find out yourself the hard way, suckers of giant corporations.
Just download a competing product... psych! Their anticompetitive practices seem to be preventing that very effectively.