Cant control childrens xbox live settings

Hi Jesper,

To properly isolate your concern, we need to gather more details about the issue. Please provide answers to the following questions:

• Have you checked if the date of birth on the child accounts are correct?
• On what device are you trying to change the settings for the child accounts?

To verify if the child accounts were successfully registered under your profile, you can follow the steps provided on this

link.

Let us know how it goes.

Hey there IFarrow!

Once you create the account for your children, you will want to set up the Parental Controls. Here is the link to the official Xbox page which has a video on how to set the controls up. support.xbox.com/.../parental-control-info
Also, I'm giving you a link for you to control the Online Safety and Privacy Settings for your children. support.xbox.com/.../online-safety. Please
let us know if you have any further questions.

I've been told that a child cannot be a part of two different Xbox Live Family accounts. My children use a 360 at one home and an Xbox One at the other.

support.xbox.com/.../cant-add-adult-to-family.

I have been told by Microsoft Support that The primary purpose of creating a “family” on Xbox One is to make it easier to manage parental controls and online safety for children.

The kids can however log in with their same account on both families devices. But if they need to change their parental settings at the other parents home, they may need your log in info.

5) If the children have anything but Adult settings on the account, they will be promted with either a passcode , or a warning that the game cannot be played. Easily changed from the dashboard of course.

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support.xbox.com/.../xbox-live-parental-control

Have fun!

[quote user="An Xbox Dude"]

The Xbox Live enforcement team works hard every day to issue enforcement actions on these "little potty-mouth heroes".

[/quote]They really do. That's why besides putting privacy settings to friends only for children, it is worth the time it takes to report someone. They get their due punishment. But remember Xbox has it set up that we (the parents) are in total control over
what our children can do on Xbox live. So please take the time to research it and take the appropriate actions that are available to you. It all comes back to the parents and the time they want to put into their children's protection.