There are a few reasons that Accessibility continues to get disabled on your kid's Android. Let's get it fixed up!
The Accessibility Menu is turned on.
In some Androids, there's an option called the Accessibility Menu that provides a shortcut to this setting. Disable it:On your kid's Android, open the Settings app.
Tap Accessibility.
Tap Accessibility Menu and turn it off.
An Accessibility shortcut for Bark is turned on.
In some Androids, there's an option within the Bark Accessibility setting that also provides a shortcut to this setting. Disable it:On your kid's Android, open the Settings app.
Tap Accessibility.
Under Services or Installed Services, tap on Bark.
Turn off the Bark shortcut.
The app is outdated.
In the latest versions of the app, your child can't access Accessibility (they'd need a device code only parents have access to). Make sure their app is up to date.Aggressive battery optimization settings.
The Bark Kids app can be affected by battery optimization settings on your kid's device. Add Bark as an exception to battery optimization.Restrictive data settings.
The Bark Kids app can also be affected by data saver settings on your kid's device. Add Bark to the list of apps that have unrestricted data.