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Fatima J

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Hi Jim Greaves1 ,



Thank you for posting to the Microsoft community.

Based on the description, you wanted to feel sage regarding on the messages received from your kids.

I'm glad you took the time to consider this for us so we can help you figure it out for you.

Kindly check this link :Safety settings for Xbox messages | Xbox Support





You mat check the link above ,and check the article that is related to your issue.

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Fatima

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Do you guys not remember what it was like to be a kid? If you went into a store and saw games for grown ups would you be fine with going to the kid shelf? I bet kids games sell better in a dedicated kids store. That and protective parents wouldn't even bring
their kid into a store with big violent/sexual game posters in the windows. Try thinking from a different perspective.

[quote user="UnyoBro"]

Do you guys not remember what it was like to be a kid? If you went into a store and saw games for grown ups would you be fine with going to the kid shelf? I bet kids games sell better in a dedicated kids store. That and protective parents wouldn't even bring
their kid into a store with big violent/sexual game posters in the windows. Try thinking from a different perspective.

[/quote]But do you think said child would even be caught dead in that store with mommy and daddy?

[quote user="UnyoBro"]

Do you guys not remember what it was like to be a kid? If you went into a store and saw games for grown ups would you be fine with going to the kid shelf? I bet kids games sell better in a dedicated kids store. That and protective parents wouldn't even bring
their kid into a store with big violent/sexual game posters in the windows. Try thinking from a different perspective.

[/quote]

Touche, you do make a good point.