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Microsoft Family Safety Protect your loved ones online Set screen time limits Apply filters to block inappropriate content
Getting started with Microsoft Family Safety Designate a family organizer to establish screen time limits No matter which roles, features, or devices you use, family group settings can be tailored to fit every dynamic
Microsoft Family Safety | Microsoft 365 Use the app's content filters to set healthy boundaries, block inappropriate apps and games, and limit browsing to kid-friendly websites using Microsoft Edge on Xbox, Windows, and Android
Block or unblock apps with Microsoft Family Safety You can use Microsoft Family Safety to block apps used by family members on Windows, Xbox, Edge, and mobile devices Select a tab below for instructions on how to use Microsoft Family Safety to block apps
Microsoft Family help Find guidance for all things family at Microsoft Learn about Family Safety, find resources to support your child at school, and get the latest on keeping your information and devices secure
Get the Microsoft Family Safety app - Microsoft Support Develop healthy digital habits and provide transparency into your family's activities View your kids' weekly activity to help start a conversation about online behavior Set device time limits across Xbox and Windows
Set screen time limits across devices - Microsoft Support You can set limits on specific devices but screen time limits can only be set on devices connected to your family group Learn how You can set screen time settings online at family microsoft com, with the Microsoft Family Safety app or the Xbox Family Settings app
Microsoft Family Safety Download Set age limits to filter out inappropriate apps and games If your child tries to download an app or game over the age limit, they will need your approval The setting applies to Windows and Xbox