
Abigail Johnson
I have found a pervasive flaw in the user profiles. It does not shut the Xbox off when the time for profile has been exhausted. Also, some of the family settings are very unclearly worded: asking to buy things is actually the inverse of what the wording implies. Finally, changing the game pass tier was very difficult and not intuitive at all. Feels like Microsoft is trying to make this as complicated as possible so parents give up and allow kids unfettered access.
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John McGee
This is handy to limit kids' use of their Xboxes, but the app itself is problematic. Within the last few months, specifically (likely since the last update). The app just won't load sometimes, and for the last few days, it won't actually report the time they're spending on particular games or apps. This is frustrating and not especially helpful when kids have limits on certain apps but the app won't track the time spent.
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Mike Conley
Needs better options to extend screen time without needing to change the standard schedule. 2 hours is not good enough. What would be best is to allow us to give an except for as long as we want. Winter break is a good example. My kids are out of school for two weeks. Being able to set an except to screen time from datetime to datetime would be ideal.
28 people found this review helpful