Xbox Family Settings Cheats

Xbox Family Settings Hack 2023.08.31 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Microsoft Corporation
Category: Lifestyle
Price: Free
Version: 2023.08.31
ID: com.microsoft.XboxFamily

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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.

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Version history

2023.08.31
2023-09-02
Fixes and updates
2023.08.11
2023-08-14
Fixes and updates
2023.08.3
2023-08-04
Fixes and updates
2023.08.2
2023-08-03
Fixes and updates
2023.08.1
2023-08-02
Bug fixes and improvements.
2023.05.2
2023-06-01
Fixes and updates
2022.11.2
2022-11-15
- Fixes and updates
2022.11
2022-11-02
- Select the 'More info' button next to a family member's name to get a quick look at their account info
- Check a game’s rating and details when reviewing the content and multiplayer exceptions list
- A new setting lets family members view and contribute to shared content
- We’ve added new loading screens to let you know when an action is still in process
20220429.220517.6
2022-05-18
- Select the 'More info' button next to a family member's name to get a quick look at their account info
- Check a game’s rating and details when reviewing the content and multiplayer exceptions list
- A new setting lets family members view and contribute to shared content
- We’ve added new loading screens to let you know when an action is still in process
20220429.220503.1
2022-05-03
- Select the 'More info' button next to a family member's name to get a quick look at their account info
- Check a game’s rating and details when reviewing the content and multiplayer exceptions list
- A new setting lets family members view and contribute to shared content
- We’ve added new loading screens to let you know when an action is still in process
20220204.220204.1
2022-02-09
- Added biometric security to the app! Use your phone's biometric security functionality to securely access the Xbox Family Settings app
- Now you can use the swipe left gesture to hide notifications you no longer wish to view or delete time ranges in the screen time schedule
1.9
2021-12-06
- Small update to the new family member onboarding flow
- 24-hour time format is now supported in-app
1.8
2021-10-13
- Dark mode is here! Find it in settings
- View and manage pending family invites on the home screen
1.7
2021-08-19
- Celebratory notification and design for your child's birthday
1.6
2021-07-12
- Now you can view and add money to your child’s account balance,
- View your child’s spending history,
- Notifications when a child wants to make an in-app purchase and does not have sufficient funds
1.5
2021-05-21
For this release, you will be able to remove accounts from your family, or make adjustments to their roles if needed. You can also now get notifications when your child wants to play a specific game in multiplayer mode and grant an exception or decide not to allow it. Also new, is the ability for a child to provide details about who a friend is when making a friend request. Use this additional information to make an informed decision when adding friends.
1.4.1
2021-04-21
With this release, your child can request to play a game that is beyond their current restriction rating and you can easily decide if you want to allow or block based on the details for that game. We have also added the cross-network communication setting to our settings, updated the flow for inviting new members to your family, and made some minor changes to the user interface.
1.4
2021-04-04
With this release, your child can request to play a game that is beyond their current restriction rating and you can easily decide if you want to allow or block based on the details for that game. We have also added the cross-network communication setting to our settings, updated the flow for inviting new members to your family, and made some minor changes to the user interface.
1.3
2021-02-17
This release includes some minor bug fixes and a new feature where your child can ask you for multiplayer permissions for a specific game. The new feature will slowly be rolling out on Xbox consoles so you may not see it immediately.
1.2.1
2020-12-16
With this release you can set the "ask to buy" setting directly from the app as well as get notifications when your children want to make game or app purchases they don't have funding for. Also in this release is a new "pause" button which will pause your children's game time by temporarily blocking their screen time. When paused, your child will see the "your screen time is up" message until you decide they can play again.
1.2
2020-12-10
With this release you can set the "ask to buy" setting directly from the app as well as get notifications when your children want to make game or app purchases they don't have funding for. Also in this release is a new "pause" button which will pause your children's game time by temporarily blocking their screen time. When paused, your child will see the "your screen time is up" message until you decide they can play again.
1.1
2020-10-26
This release adds an additional set of message safety settings to help you choose what your child sees in the messages they are receiving from others as well as several bug fixes.
1.0
2020-09-23

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Ratings

4.3 out of 5
3 078 Ratings

Reviews

Itz Alpha Wolf,
Great App w/ Minor Issues
This app is great for managing and moderating all of my children's game time. Rather than having to constantly watch the clock to see how long they have been playing, on top of them constantly bugging their mom and I to play, I am able to set specific times they're allowed to play and for how long. Now that the app will moderate their time for me by forcing them off after two hours, etc. I can just let them get on the Xbox whenever they want and know that they won't be on ALL day. Yep only complaint I have is that when you add extra time, it doesn't seem to add the time correctly for some reason. It seems like sometimes it doesn't add whatever time they still had left to the extra time that I added. It just simply gives them an hour etc. Otherwise, this app is amazing and my wife and I use it regularly now.
Kriplej23,
Bad
Setting are clumsy and terrible to navigate. If for some reason a game is filtered on the Xbox by the settings it won’t tell you what filter is holding back the settings it tells you just what general area of the app it is in, like go to “privacy and online settings to allow” but without telling you which privacy setting is the issue. Kind of ridiculous if you ask me. Not everything is manageable from the app either.. a lot of it needs to be brought up from a browser which defeats the purpose. Now I’m not tech genius but I do have a degree in computer networking and I still struggled with this app at times. It should honestly be a really simple process and able to filter content by game; like if I want to let my kids play among us but not GTA, a pop up on the phone app when the game is attempted to be opened on the Xbox saying: “grant all permissions, custom permissions or deny for (insert game)” would make this 1000 times easier. Will update rating when app is better but knowing Microsoft menus… I don’t think that’s going to happen.
Kenny Kenny Kenny,
Works Like It Should!
Growing up as a kid I played games a lot (My wife and I still do as well as with our son)…but I also got out and played with friends physically IRL and did other activities that taught me life skills. Nowadays you almost have to force kids outside and lock the door. All in all the app does what it was designed to do and helps limit these digital needle users. Just need to add the app limiter to the family app itself so you don’t have to go online to edit times for individual apps. Then this will be the perfect digital methadone!
Stearns3,
Great app for managing screen time
This app has made great improvements. It can manage time across Xbox and Microsoft devices. Child access settings are now all included in the app in one place. It’s easy to add or stop time without adjusting overall settings. You can now check balance, add money and see purchases in the app. The multiple time blocks option is great, and this format is much easier to use than the website.
ImmortalBuilder,
Unreliable
So I have a few problems with this app. First is the limiter. There is barley a warning when it kicks you off, and it doesn't even my kids a chance to save. It also counts everything as time, when they are on the title screen, in a game, or even if the system is simply turned on. Second is the whole adding time thing. I am constantly bugged about it, and when you add time it is the amount of time from the moment you add it, so if you add an hour, an hour later they get kicked off. I just wish that you had an option to tell them to get off, instead of forcing them off. You should also be able to make it so the limiter only counts when they are in a game. Overall, it’s ok.
D3thm0nk3y,
Great family controls
This time control settings are nailed on. I have all consoles and this is clearly the best implementation.
Controls screen time and content. Also actually keeps kids from seeing GTA ads when they are 5 (unlike PlayStation)
Nintendo for being a kids console actually has rubbish time management controls. This app is the leader
JustCallMeChristopher,
Was great
We all know how apps work. They come out with an app with a few bugs, they’ve been fixed but than after awhile they decide to do some changes and then issues start to occur. At this point, all the settings work superb except the biggest issue is you cannot see how long your child has played for, even though you know they played for “x amount” of time. For months now, my children show 0 hours out of scheduled time. So now how are we supposed to really know the time line on how long they’ve played?
Jacob and Kim,
Time tracking issues
I’ve used this app for a couple years and it’s been great. It helps me make sure that my son doesn’t play all afternoon and it gives me confidence that he can play online safely.
However, recently, it’s had trouble tracking his online time. It’s been missing time more and more frequently, sometimes off by half an hour to an hour! For example, I set my son’s time for 2 hours today, and he’s been on for 2 hours, but the app says he’s only been playing for just over an hour. Please help!!!
fygar,
Half-broken UX Nightmare
Hey, want to add a child to your family account? Sorry, we’re going to force you to create an entire separate account with a separate email address before you can even start! So, your child now has a garbage MS email address that spammers and scammers can send emails to.

And, wait, that’s not all! Then, we’re going to bury half of the settings in a maze and require logging in over and over again until you want to pull your hair out. Want to redeem a gif card or Robux card? Maybe you can do it, maybe you can’t. Ask help and get no answers!

I’ve been a long-time 15+ year Xbox user, but this makes me want to defect.
VoraciousV,
No sound notification
Overall, it is a great and convenient app. However, it does not have a sound notification. Which leads me to incessantly get text messages from my 13-year-old asking for more screen time. And let me tell you, he sends a text often times right as he has requested the time. And those happen to be the times that I see the banner notification. Ugh. Again, convenient but needs a sound notification.