Minecraft Dungeons for switch restricted online play

Hi BenPringle! My name is Ricardo an independent advisor ready to help you with this situation!

You need to follow the steps here to set the privacy settings on the account

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/44...

If you try another Switch profile does that work to log in again? The sync on Switch is just for the achievements and online play as far as I know. So as long as the main Switch account owns the game other accounts on the Switch should be able to play with
their own savefile and own MS account.

Hope this helps and enjoy Minecraft Dungeons

Hello Toroya,

Thanks for reaching out to us, However you may have contacted the wrong area but I know how to resolve the issue you're having. When this issue happens, it seems to be related to the saved data for Minecraft Dungeons on the switch. There's two ways to
resolve the issue.

You can remove the saved data from the Minecraft Dungeons game and this will allow you to access the game again, however if that doesn't work for you the other steps is to disconnect the MS account from your switch.

Disconnecting MS Account :

Start Minecraft Dungeons on your Switch in Airplane Mode.

Go to Settings and Press the "Sign Out Of All Online Play" while in Airplane Mode.

Turn Off Airplane Mode

Go to Settings and reconnect your MS account to your switch.

If these steps don't work out, then I recommend reaching out to Mojang support for further assistance.

Minecraft Dungeons : https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/sections/360007878611-Minecraft-Dungeons

Hope this helps, Happy Gaming!

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.

If the above steps don't work, try these others.

The "online play is blocked" error in Minecraft Realms can occur for a variety of reasons, including Microsoft account restrictions or issues with your Nintendo Switch Online subscription. To troubleshoot, check your Microsoft account settings, make sure your Switch Online subscription is active (if you're playing on Switch), and if necessary, try clearing your Minecraft cache.

Troubleshooting steps:

1. Check your Microsoft account settings:

Go to the Microsoft website and sign in with your account.

Check your privacy and content blocking settings. It's possible that some restrictions are preventing you from accessing Realms.

Try locking and unlocking your privacy settings, as suggested by Microsoft support.

2. Confirm your Switch Online subscription:

If you're playing on Nintendo Switch, make sure you have an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Without a subscription, you won't be able to play online, including in Realms.

3. Clear Minecraft Cache:

Try clearing Minecraft's cache on both PC and Switch.

The method for clearing the cache can vary depending on the platform, but it usually involves going into the game's settings and looking for an option to clear