Monitor family activity

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Springs2409, by your description your account is adult and you are the family organizer and unfortunately there is no way to monitor you being the organizer.

A possible solution would be to create another family account and put your account that your child uses to play in this new family account.

family accounts have nothing to do with sharing content. They let you set restrictions and time limits for your kids and monitor their activity.

Hello, I try multiple way of understanding the activity vs time limit. I try to search adequate site or community to help.

In resume, I set time limit to 2 hour on xbox one on a particular account per day, how can I have 3 , 4, or even 7 hour when go to activity monitoring ? How is this possible ? Please help.

For reference for activity : https://account.microsoft.com/family/settings/recent-activity/

For reference for time limit : https://account.microsoft.com/family/settings/screen-time/

What are the reasons to monitor your account?

If you want to control the activity of a child using your account, please create a separate account for the child, and add that child account to your adult account's family. There you will get detailed reports about the account activity of the kid and even
set restrictions that the kid can't change.

Your Adult account can't be restricted that way.

If you suspect someone hacking into your account and signing in, you can check that activity on https://account.live.com/Activity and if you see suspicious activity, immediately
change your account password and enable Two Step Verification with an Authenticator App on

https://account.live.com/Proofs/Manage

For further advice on monitoring your account, you would have to provide more information on what you want to achieve with the monitoring.

[quote user="Jasperrdm"]the popcap games, the hasibro family night games, uno, and .. I out of ideas[/quote]

If you're set on getting a minor Uno I would strongly advise that voice and camera settings are disabled and that game activity can be easily monitored by a parent.