Xbox one time limit

L.123 · Jan 22, 2017

When does Microsoft is going to introduce time limit in parental controls for Xbox one? This has been a long waited feature that parents are expecting and Microsoft has been playing deaf in this issue for something that already existed in Xbox 360.

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Misses Quinzel · Jan 22, 2017

XBOX One Screen Time Limit

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Jesper F · Jan 22, 2017

XBOX One Screen Time Limit

GET THAT TIME LIMIT IMPLEMENTED, OR I WILL SELL MY SON'S XBOX ONE!!!

DIPDIP0TAT0CH1P · Jan 22, 2017

There is a post here in the Uservoice Community requesting this, add you upvote to it.

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DIPDIP0TAT0CH1P

There is a post here in the Uservoice Community requesting this, add you upvote to it.

https://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/363186--new-ideas

If you found this post helpful, please remember to upvote

Galactic Geek

Darn, just noticed someone else posted about it earlier. Oh well...

Danno74

Ahhh, didn't think of that. I'm assuming I can log out of my account on the xbox and then I would need to login everytime I wanted to use it? Which is nbd.

DrifterX22

Fix screen time limits not working
Applies to: Microsoft accountWindows 10

If you set up screen time but it isn't working as expected, here are a few things you can try:
Set up one schedule: With the latest update of Windows, you're able to set up one schedule that'll apply to all of your child's devices. This means if you give them five hours in a day, they'll have five hours between their Xbox
One and Windows 10 devices. Otherwise, time gets tracked separately, so one hour of screen time means one hour per device.
Update Windows: Select Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Check for updates and install any available updates. Check
your child's device for an update
Restart your device: Select Start > Power > Restart.
Sign in: Make sure your child is signed in with their Microsoft account on their device. If they are, you can check to make sure their account is syncing up right. Select Start > Settings > Accounts and
follow the prompts to verify their account.
Keep it in the family group: Accounts outside of your Microsoft family aren’t subject to screen time limits that you set. To prevent kids from creating new accounts, on your Xbox
press the Xbox button, then select System > Settings > System > Signed-out
content restrictions. Create a guest key and turn off Let people download & make new accounts. From then on, you'll need a guest key to add new accounts.

Get more help with with family features and settings

Danno74

Glitch, maybe. There is no Save, Activate, or Apply button on the time restriction page. I usually refresh the page to make sure the changes take affect.

Xbox one time limit