Google is launching a new 'Family Hub' feature within the Android Settings menu. This addition was confirmed in the November 2026 Google System Update for Android, indicating an imminent rollout to users.
The 'Family Hub' is described as a dedicated space for family management tools, consolidating various settings related to family accounts into one central location.
Early observations of the feature show a new 'Family' section appearing in the Android Settings menu, typically positioned between Google account and Network settings on Pixel devices. Tapping this section reveals a list of connected family accounts.
The hub provides controls for different sharing and permission options among family members. It also includes a section for managing Calendar events, suggesting integration with other Google services.
While Google has officially announced the feature, there is no widespread evidence of its availability to users yet. The rollout could begin at any time following the official confirmation.
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Google is rolling out a new 'Family Hub' feature within Android's Settings menu, as confirmed in the November 2026 Google System Update. This feature provides a central location for managing family accounts, sharing options, and permissions.