Xbox one S and Privacy Settings for Fortnite

Hi,

To be able to know what to do , we need the correct error message displayed on the screen when your child tries to play...

You can also go there > https://www.epicgames.com/site/en/customer-service then click on Fornite Tile and research the error, Epic is more able than us to tell
you what is wrong with their game.

Does it help ?

Regards,

Salut,Malheureusement, votre compte Fortnite doit également être dans un compte enfant. J'ai un ami qui est venu et la seule solution que nous avons trouvée consistait recréer un compte adulte Xbox Live. Malheureusement, vous n'aurez pas d'autre choix car, défaut de jouer ou d'accéder certains fonctionnalité du jeu va bloquer

[Mod Translation: Hi, unfortunately, your Fortnite account must also be in a child account. I have a friend who came and the only solution we found was to recreate an adult Xbox Live account. Unfortunately, you will have no other choice because, failing to play or access some game functionality will block]

I did contact Epic and their solution was to change the xbox content for this game only. The problem is that the Xbox does not give me the option to do this. So, again, I am stuck trying to figure out which privacy and online settings to use so that my
child can play Fortnite but not have adult defaults set.

The below article was suggested. The issue is that I do not get a prompt anywhere to grant permissions.

https://support.xbox.com/en-CA/xbox-one/security/grant-exception-child-content-limits

Hey there!

When you purchase the Xbox One S Fortnite Bundle it should come with a code for the Eon Cosmetics set and a code for the 2,000 V-bucks. You can find everything that the bundle includes through the Xbox website.

Xbox One S Fortnite Bundle (1TB)

I hope this helps.

Hey there, Budget

This depends on what you want your child to do and play on Xbox Live. If your wanting to customize what apps they use and games they use/play - as well as time limits. Please the family settings here: https://account.live.com then
navigate to family.

You will need to invite him to your family as a child. once you have done that, head over to his email and accept the invite. Then select his anme and begin restricting what you want. You can also follow the links on that page to
the Xbox Privacy section, so your able to choose who he can speak to and who he can't. As well as a load of other things to help keep him safe

Hope this helps,

Regards,

ps. I am in the middle of writing an Article about how to use the family setting/feature and will have it published on the Microsoft Community soon: https://answers.microsoft.com