Xbox Family Settings

Xbox Family Settings

By Microsoft Corporation

  • Category: Lifestyle
  • Release Date: 2020-09-23
  • Current Version: 2025.11.14
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 78.90 MB
  • Developer: Microsoft Corporation
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 13.4
Score: 4.11449
4.11449
From 6,070 Ratings

Description

Game time now comes with more peace of mind with the Xbox Family Settings app. Easily manage your children’s activities on Xbox consoles and enable gaming options that are right for your family. Quickly get into the fun by adding your children to your family account in a snap. Set screen time, update content restrictions, and stay on top of incoming friend requests, all in real time. Please refer to Microsoft’s EULA for Terms of Service for Microsoft’s gaming applications on iOS. By installing the app, you agree to these terms and conditions: https://aka.ms/MobileGamingEULA

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Reviews

  • No good

    1
    By ~GreenEyes~
    If I could give it zero stars I would. Very day I am haven to get on the add and change the hours aloud for my kids to play. It an all day long I set for all day and a few hours later it goes right to zero time aloud.

  • Stop asking me to rate apps when I turned off the setting for that

    1
    By iPhoneMatt
    Why do you hate your customers?

  • Add Money Broken

    1
    By Jess + Todd
    The preset amounts $15 / $25 / $50 are ridiculous, but every 3rd time I try to add $ to child account I get an error message (my card is not declined, account is active, there is no popup blocker, etc.) Microsoft makes it IMPOSSIBLE to spend money on games for your kids…it’s 2026 come’on man!

  • Broken!

    1
    By bthompson32
    What is going on? Unable to adjust screen time at all, only says try to refresh, spoiler alert it doesn’t!!! FIX what was never broken!

  • Infuriating Garbage

    1
    By Murnen
    Microsoft makes it possible to add money to a child’s account. Everytime I try it first forces you to use predefined amounts ($10, $25, etc) and if one transaction goes through (big “if”) the second attempt is guaranteed to lock the account. Then it gives an opaque garbage error message, without telling you the actual problem. It offers a useless support doc. You have to hunt around to find a support number to call. Then bounce at and the phone system. Only to end up with a support person that cannot fix it and instead wants you to add a credit card to the child account as a work around. What is the point of a parent account if you have to put a credit card directly in the child’s hands. Stop making it so hard to spend money. I only go through this three times a year—birthday, thanksgiving, christmas. Same thing everytime. I end up wasting 2–3 hours every time. Microsoft, learn how to make painless customer experiences or get out of customer facing business lines.

  • Not Great Bob

    2
    By SmittyitUp
    Slow and Clunky. For a software company they sure do make terrible apps.

  • Time extensions not working

    1
    By Ttowntony
    Since the last update, time extensions in the app aren’t updating so I had to remove time restrictions entirely so they the kids could play more over the holiday weekend.

  • Time management

    1
    By lclark0225
    Ever since the new update my time management feature won’t load so I can’t add time or anything!

  • Nothing works

    1
    By AyyRobbayy
    Time tracking doesn’t work. Keeps automatically turning off. Also can’t set time limits they automatically turn off as well

  • Clunky Programming

    3
    By KingLightBright
    Tried to give kids more screen time. It took 8 attempts and 3 Xbox restarts for it to recognize the fact that I had removed the screen time restrictions. It’s disappointing that something as important as parental controls is this inconsistent. With the resources Microsoft has, I expected a smoother, more dependable experience.

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