Xbox clubs Xbox one asking for permissions to which are already granted.

It may be related to the current service issues, I would try again after that clears up. https://twitter.com/XboxSupport/status/1084168385221382145

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If you delete your club on Xbox One, you should be able to create another club with the same name. However, please note that it may take some time for the name to become available again, so you may need to wait before creating a new club with the same name.

Regarding your frustration with not being able to edit your club or add channels, it's possible that you may not have the necessary permissions to do so. Clubs on Xbox One have different roles with different levels of permissions, such as Admin, Moderator, and Member. Only Admins can edit the club and add channels.

To become an Admin of your club, you can try to invite another account to join your club and assign them the Admin role. Then, they can grant you the Admin role, which will give you the necessary permissions to edit your club and add channels.

Nope.

If one person is granted permission, then everyone would have to be granted permission.

This causes severe unsolicited use of xbox's bandwidth and servers without MS permission.

Unfortunately none of the ideas there is even remotely close to this.

I understand the potential issue, but as I said up front, the Xbox already asks for the PIN when I switch. That, though inconvenient, would cover the case when kids are switching account in order to try to get access to something they shouldn't have access
to.

The problem isn't there, but that the Xbox then requests to grant permissions to the child account, which is confusing, because that's precisely what I didn't want to do.

The expected behaviour would be for the Xbox to ask for a PIN when running the app or game, and if the account is switched back to the child account while the app is running, to ask for permission.

I'll give this a try. The issue I'm having is one of my child accounts no longer asks for the adult to allow permissions; it only ask for the password/pass key assigned to the child's acct. So I can't grant permissions, it only asks for the password and
pass key every time. Thanks for posting this; let's see if it solves my dilemma.