How to revoke extra screen time provided to child

Hello NUVR,

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. There is a way to manage screen time for the Xbox if the

child account and parent account are tied to a family. The article entitled
Set Up Screen Time Limits for Your Child will provide steps on how to establish screen time. Be sure to let us know if this helps.

You can manage how long your kids spend playing games and watching shows by telling Xbox how to manage their screen time.

Set screen time limits online

1. Sign in to your Microsoft account.
2. On your family page, select Screen time under your child's name.
3. Here you have two options:
   • To use the same schedule for all devices, switch Use one screen time schedule to
     On.
   • To set up separate schedules, switch screen time for PC and Xbox One individually to
     On.
4. You’ll see each day of the week listed. You can either:
   • Customize how much time your child can spend on their devices each day, and when they can use them, or
   • You can give them the full amount of time you’ve scheduled by selecting
     Max scheduled. (For example, if you’ve allowed screen time from 8 am to 8 pm, they could use their devices that entire time.)

Set a screen-time notification on your Xbox One console

To give your child a heads-up on the console when screen time is about to run out:

1. Press the Xbox button
   to open the guide.
2. Select System > Settings > Preferences > Notifications.
3. Select Xbox notifications > System, and make sure System notifications is set to
   On.

If your child runs out of play time, you can add more by signing in to your account on the console. When you’re prompted to extend your child’s time, choose how much extra time you want to add.

If your child is a minor and is part of your Microsoft account family, you can revoke access to their account.

This page will explain how to do it. Select "Can I remove consent for my child's Microsoft account?" when you get to that page.

this is what happens with software, you purchase a licence to use the software and dlc not to own it, they then have to provide that software for a period of time, they can then remove or revoke the licence at any time after what can be a reasonable amount
of time in use, say three years.

if a company wants to delist and revoke all licences to a game they can as that is what you agreed to when purchasing the licence.

Here's how to setup screen time limits. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...ount-set-up-screen-time-limits-for-your-child