Hi. I have 3 teens with an xbox series s each. What is the best way to set these up as they...

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Hello Mr McAuley,

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Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

Based on the description, you are trying to consult on what is the best setup in the family household where each member has an Xbox console and how to manage subscription so they can play the game. Let us check and see on what we can do to help address your concern.

Here are our suggestions:

1. Create a Family Group

• create a family group to access family features and settings. You can personalize each child's online experience based on age-appropriate limits that you set for privacy, online purchases, content filters, screen time and more with the Xbox Family Settings app for console or on account.microsoft.com/family For your reference, see: Xbox family settings: peace of mind for parents | Xbox
  

Creating a family group will be easier to manage your child purchases and subscription. You can also add money to child account for online purchase.

2. Set up Home Xbox.

Make your primary Xbox your home Xbox which gives anyone who signs in to the console with their profile the ability to use Xbox Game Pass subscription. For your reference, see: How home Xbox and game sharing work | Xbox Support

We have also found a similar thread where family owns multiple consoles and how to manage it. You can find the link of the thread and see some suggestions coming from other community member: Multiple xbox ones in same home - Microsoft Community





We look forward to your response. Kindly let us know, if there is any misunderstanding or clarifications of our description by sending us a reply.



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Hi there,

Thanks for your post. Do you mind describing what you see selected when accessing the Xbox Live Privacy & Online Safety Settings? What exactly are you attempting to do with your profile when you receive a message about your privacy settings?

There are 3 preset permission lists for a child, teen, and adult defaults; you also have the option for custom settings if you prefer to detail them a certain way.

Please keep us updated so we may best help resolve this issue.

No worries, it's the setting for Xbox Series S as well. By the way, what is the exact error or issue that your son is getting whenever he is trying to play or sign in on Xbox Series S?

Hi! the best way to set up your consoles will be to set as your personal Xbox the one your son will be using (being your xbox one s) that way you will share your services with the users on that console without the need of signing in