Parental Controls - How to Block "Looking for Group" Posts

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Hello D Po,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.



We understand your concern for your members in Microsoft Family Group. As Looking for Group is a feature of Xbox Game Bar and Xbox Console, there is a possibility to block posts from this feature by disabling or limiting the privacy settings of your members.

On Xbox Console, try this:

1. Press the Xbox button to open the guide, and then select Profile & system > Settings > General > Online safety & family.
   
2. Select Privacy & online safety > Xbox privacy > View details & customize > Communication & multiplayer.
   
3. Under Others can communicate with voice, text, or invites, select Everybody.
   

On account privacy, visit this link - https://account.xbox.com/Settings

Restrict the joining of multiplayer and communicate options under Privacy and Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10 devices Online Safety.

Source: How to use Looking for Group | Xbox Support

We hope this helps.

Kindly let us know, if there is any misunderstanding or clarifications of our description by sending us a reply.



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+1

With the Netflix update, parental control blocks the Netflix app. Before, parental control blocked individual movies on Netflix which is how it should work.

^Because BAD, I don't see how parental controls can block your storage space. Parental controls are about blocking content, not memory/storage.

Hey there Pie!

It sounds like he's being blocked from purchasing content by a parental control to me. I would suggest taking a look at this page (support.xbox.com/.../xbox-live-parental-control)
and then take a look at the parental controls placed on your son's account and see if that's blocking him from being able to purchase DLC and such.