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Parental controls in Xbox One
Xbox One is the newest all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft. If you’ve already purchased one, or if you plan to, it’s a good idea to learn more about the built-in privacy and safety parental controls.
Control the content your children play and watch
Customize your children’s access to specifically rated games, movies, TV shows, and music according to their ages. By default, if the child is under 8 years of age, Access to content is set to “off.”
Filter the web
Parental controls let you determine what kinds of websites children can view in the Xbox One Internet Explorer app.
Manage what your children download and buy
Xbox One enables you to control what kinds of apps each child may download from the Xbox store. The setting options are:
- Blocked (none)
- Free apps only
- Free or paid apps
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