I can not find or access "Manage Minecraft under Content restrictions"

Hello Saims Kvederys,

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I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble accessing the "Manage Minecraft under Content restrictions" option. To access this option, you need to follow these steps:



1. Go to account.microsoft.com/family and sign in with your Microsoft account.

2. Select the child account you want to manage.

3. Under "Content restrictions," select "Apps, games & media."

4. Find Minecraft in the list of apps and games and select it.

5. Under "Access to content," select "Allow."



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Thank you for understanding.

I went under system, then access restrictions and then under content set it so that if you do not use a pass key you are restricted on all content. Now if someone uses the guest sign in or skips sign and they still can’t access anything!

Check under his “Content Restrictions” on the family management area of the website, and see if COD WWII is set to “Always Allowed.” If it is there, delete it.

Hello, I hope you are well.

Please try these steps.

To allow your daughter to play online on the Switch, it is essential to set up the game's content restrictions in the Xbox Family Settings app. After linking your Microsoft account to your daughter's account in the Xbox Family Settings app, you can change the content restrictions to allow online play.

Steps to set up online play on the Switch:

1. In the Xbox Family Settings app:

Sign in with your family organizer's Microsoft account.

Select the profile of the member you want to manage and go to settings.

Under Content Restrictions, select "Minecraft".

Enable "Multiplayer" to allow the player to play online.

Enable "Clubs" to allow access to Realms and other features.

2. On the Nintendo Switch (optional, but recommended):

Make sure your daughter's account has a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Go to Family Settings on Nintendo Switch and make sure that online play restrictions are enabled for your child's account.