Why is X Box allowing this kind of abuse from children?

Hello Semann3,

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Thank you for understanding.



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Hello Semann3,

Thank you for sharing this with us and welcome to Xbox Forums.

We understand how you are feeling right now dealing this concern we have from your end. Unauthorized access and misuse of accounts is a serious concern. We truly appreciate you for moving forward from the previous experience you encountered. Just to set proper expectation, I would like to inform you ahead that Microsoft accounts are managed by a completely automated server, and we do not have a manual access it. Microsoft takes the security and privacy of our customer very

seriously. We are committed to protecting your personal information, and the meticulous account recovery process is intended to protect you from any possible malicious activity. Nothing to worry about, we will sort this out one by one.

To start, I just want to confirm when you said that the issue started when there is a link for Xbox that is not authorized, did you mean you were prompted on the screen, and did you happen to click on that link?

Regarding with your devices or account location, please know that only the owner of the account or the one who has access to the account has the option to modify the information such as the region or location. Linking accounts is a very long process that needs permission with both account owners end in order to successfully complete the adding the account to the Family group. You can check on this link to learn more: Microsoft Family group roles, permissions, and data sharing - Microsoft Support

I would like to clarify that Xbox has strict policies in place to prevent any kind of abuse or inappropriate behavior on its platform. Xbox has a dedicated team that monitors the platform for any violations of its policies and takes appropriate action against any offenders.



Also, you can learn more about Microsoft account and its uses. Which indicates that this account should not be linked to any personal devices such as a device that monitors your medical data.

In your case, it appears that as part of our option or steps to sort things out, in order to address this further, I recommend you contact your local authorities to file a report regarding for fraud issues.



In addition, I would recommend that you take steps to secure your account by enabling two-factor authentication and regularly changing your password. This will help prevent any unauthorized access to your account in the future.

You me check on these helpful links for reference:

How to help keep your Microsoft account safe and secure - Microsoft Support

Getting started with Microsoft Family Safety - Microsoft Support

I hope this information helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Kind regards,



Microsoft Community Moderator

Thank you for the response!

I have some clarifying questions. First, let me make certain that we have had the X-Box One S for quite some time and only recently purchased the Series S. Therefore, my account and the gamepass sub are tied to the One S.

1. If I make the Series S my new main X-Box, will my children not be able to benefit from Gamepass on the One S?

2. Is Minecraft multiplayer restricted to Gold sub members? And that is why my wife cannot play on the realm?

3. Is there a simple solution that allows my whole family to benefit from Gamepass with multiple XBox consoles within one home? We will likely be adding another Series S or Series X at some point, is each console supposed to have its own subscription?

M. Cavin

If you are a long term player on X Box, I kind of guess it is a given you would be getting a XB1. Why so cynical?

Why don't you just allow your children to login under your account? What is stopping them (or you) from doing so?