Minecraft friends parental controls.

Hello, how are you? My name is Mateus. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

Answering your questions about parental control.

Yes, a parent will be able to see who his friends are on Minecraft through his Xbox account in his Gamertag or through the game itself.

If there is an environment for that, not because from the moment the father allows the child to play the game, these people can play normally and be friends.

You can check out more information about parental control at the official Microsoft link.

https://www.xbox.com/en-us/community/for-everyo...

While Minecraft can be played by kids, it is also playable by adults.

Microsoft provides several parental controls to help parents keep their kids safe from online predators.

Please make sure that you created a child account for your kid, and that you set their online and privacy settings, so they can only talk to known friends from their friend list for example. Or that you as a parent first have to allow a new friend to their
friend list.

That way, your kids can still play online multiplayer in Minecraft, but won't be able to talk to (adult) strangers on the internet.

So adults still have a way to "date" or find like-minded adult Minecraft fans, and children are safe from adults looking for a dating partner in a virtual world.

Hello Evilpurplesheep,

With the latest data you provided, we would like to recommend visiting this link on Minecraft. Additional Parental Controls for Minecraft Bedrock Edition – Home. Check if this applies on both accounts and your friends.

Hope this resolves the issue, if still not then feel free to get back to us here.

We will be glad to follow up and help you.



Sincerely,



Xbox Forum Moderator

Microsoft Community

Hi LostDeD,

I see that you had 4 Friends only in your profile page in xbox.com.

You or your friend console have parental control ? (See
support.xbox.com/.../parental-control-info)

If so may have restriction and need to authorize.

Here link related with limit of friends as Mister Cerb states (support.xbox.com/.../chat-managing-friends)

Other reason its that your friend may already reach friend limit.

Hope this helps you.

You think it has to do with the parental controls? We've not intentionally set any that would cause this issue. Which options in the parental controls would be allowing her to play the Minecraft demo but not the full version?