Accessibility continues to get disabled

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:
  1. On your kid's Android, open the Settings app.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. 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:
  1. On your kid's Android, open the Settings app.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Under Services or Installed Services, tap on Bark.
  4. 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• The app is outdated.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.