You can require adult approval for the things your child wants to buy in Microsoft Store, except what they get with gift cards or money in their Microsoft account. Like with screen time, your child can send you exception requests for content that you can respond to through email or on /family. You set the rules, and you decide when to break them. Content filters include three settings: Ask a parent Apps, games & media and Web browsing. The content filters you set determine what your child can get from the websites they visit, which games they can play, or whether they need adult approval to buy from the Microsoft Store. Once you set up your family group, you can add or remove child and adult members. If you don’t already have Skype, get more information and sign up to create an account for your family. If you already use Skype, you’ll have a family chat set up and waiting for you once you create your family group. You’ll find settings like activity reporting, screen time limits, location sharing, and content filters, where you can also track kids’ spending and add money to their Microsoft accounts.Ī Microsoft family group is separate from other Microsoft apps and programs. It's a free service that helps families stay connected and keeps kids safer on Windows 10, Xbox One devices, and Android devices running Microsoft Launcher.
One of the many benefits of having a Microsoft account is a family group, which gives you access to family features and settings. How to Turn On or Off Ask a Parent before buying stuff in Microsoft Store for Microsoft Family Child Member
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