Choose the profile’s restriction level
The profile setup article offers named restriction choices: Family, PG,15 and 18, described for different household audiences. Set the intended profile deliberately rather than relying only on its avatar or display name. An attractive children’s icon is a visual identifier; it does not itself specify the account’s content restriction. Read the selected level before saving the profile.
Protect the route into other profiles
OSN+’s Kids Lock instructions place the control in Settings and Account Settings. After activation, users must enter the chosen PIN to access profiles other than Kids profiles. This answers a different question from whether a particular film appears in the child’s own selection. A household can choose a restricted profile and still need to consider how easily the viewer can switch to another one.
Check the resulting household flow
After configuring the profile and lock, return to the profile chooser and check the intended viewing route on the actual device. Confirm that the correct child-facing selection opens and that moving to a non-Kids profile asks for the PIN as documented. This is a suggested local verification step, not a report that this website tested your account or that every television interface is identical.
Keep the PIN with the responsible adult
The published deactivation flow also requires the PIN. Store it in an appropriate private place and avoid embedding it in a profile name, screenshot or public support post. If household requirements change, revisit the restriction level and lock separately. An account’s five-profile allowance includes Kids profiles, according to OSN+’s profile help; it should not be read as five unrestricted simultaneous streams.
Questions, answered
Does a child avatar activate Kids Lock?
No. Configure the actual restriction and lock controls.
Does five profiles mean five concurrent streams?
No. Profile counts and simultaneous playback are separate features.