Microsoft Family Safety

Screen time & content filters

Published by: Microsoft

Description

The Microsoft Family Safety app helps empower you and your family to create healthy habits and protect the ones you love. Get peace of mind that your family is staying a little safer while giving your kids independence.
Create a safe space for your kids to explore online. Set healthy boundaries to block inappropriate content and limit browsing to kid-friendly websites using Microsoft Edge on Windows, Xbox and Android. Get notified when your kids want to download a more mature app or game from the Microsoft Store with age limits, keeping you in the know and helping to avoid surprises.
Develop healthy digital habits and provide transparency into your family's activities. View your kids’ weekly activity to help start a conversation about online behaviour. Set device time limits across Xbox and Windows. Or if your kids will be on devices longer for things like online learning, set time limits on specific apps or games on Xbox, Windows or Android.

Microsoft Family Safety features:
Screen time – Develop healthy digital habits
• Set screen time app and game limits on Xbox, Windows, Android
• Set device time limits on Xbox and Windows
• View activity summary of screen time and online usage
• Get notifications if a child requests more time

Content filters – Allow children to explore the internet safely
• Restrict websites and search terms using Microsoft Edge
• Block inappropriate apps and games
Your privacy is important to us. We work around the clock to protect your data and information to help keep your family safe. We do not sell or share your data. We provide you with meaningful choices about how and why data is collected and used and give you the information you need to make the choices that are right for you and your family.

Microsoft Family Safety is subject to the privacy terms (see aka.ms/privacy).
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In-Apps

Microsoft 365 Family Annual
$139.00
Microsoft 365 Family Monthly
$14.00

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    Yes, Microsoft Family Safety is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.

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    Microsoft Family Safety has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $76.50.

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User Rating

3.9 out of 5

465 ratings in Australia

5 star
278
4 star
62
3 star
20
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12
1 star
93
Ratings History

Microsoft Family Safety Reviews

Not helpful

emmur9999 on

Australia

this app is not very good, it wont let me connect their account/ device too the app!

Need to include Task Manager in apps

Works rately on

Australia

It works fine until the kid finds out how to disable it on Task Manager. This could be fixed if Task Manager was included in the apps a parent can ban - but it isn’t! Honestly I would gladly pay for this app if they just got it to work properly.

Useless

gabacus on

Australia

All you can do with this app is see a list of family members. Can’t connect devices or manage any consent. A complete waste of time. Trying to make any changes online is impossible. Usability is non-existent. Links are broken everywhere and keep taking me to Xbox pages. I’m not on an Xbox! I’m on an iPad. And after this experience I can guarantee I won’t ever be on an Xbox. Shameful. Seriously, you should be ashamed.

Frustrating experience

pretenda on

Australia

Genuinely one of the more frustrating experiences I’ve had with an app. For whatever reason over the last few months the app has gotten slower and slower, to the point where I’ve given up and turned it off. When the kids request more time, more often than not it takes a minute or two for the PC to actually respond to the apps answer. One of the PCs just doesn’t work at all now and I need to approve it on the device. The latest was today I can’t approve websites. No idea why, just stopped working and I downloaded chrome instead. While I appreciate it’s free, I’d rather pay for something that actually works.

Good but could be improved

Samurai 79 on

Australia

I love this app as it lets my control screen time for my kids including the Xbox, but it needs the function to reset the kids passwords, as I have tried multiple times to use the Microsoft password reset tool but keeps getting rejected. I should be able to reset my own child’s password who is clearly a family member in the Microsoft Family Safety app.

Onedrive and family safety

joshuARGH! on

Australia

Win account can change system settings that could break Family Safety features they need to make this app with children as the focus. Having a game sign out mid game because an approval wasn’t done fast enough is mentally exhausting for them. Win11 one drive makes your windows account profiles the Same as your name. They aee creating problems for users and then blaming the users for the problems with win11. Win11 is the worst windows they have ever made, it is NOT an improvement on windows 10. Maybe for security but for user experience definitely not. Onedrive should never have been setting the name of the local user account folder and the name you use on your pc You don’t spend 10k for Microsoft to control the product One drive should be opt in Fivem (the gta mod framework) has a major security flaw that can see your local name used in game. This is an incredible privacy risk and security risk. The fact this happened ona. Video game without ever approving it is insane,

Frustrating…

Ednhfdikbf on

Australia

Every time I try to approve an app purchase the app jams up and doesn’t let me input my login details. So frustrating

Disappointed used to be great

Lewkas94 on

Australia

This app is now obsolete since they removed unified screen time… Now we have to manage different platforms screen time individually and kids might want to play different platforms each day etc. Give us the option between unified and separate.. Also children are unable to see how much time they have remaining. (they used to be able to do this)

Family safety

Skibidi toilet djchx on

Australia

Terrible app. Can’t even use it for 2 weeks without it breaking

Annoying

Zezo77 on

Australia

Doesnt work half the time and then needs signing in over and over again. Also kids can easily get around controls by using private mode on the browser. Basically useless

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App Info

Category
Lifestyle
Publisher
Microsoft
Languages
Arabic, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew (modern), Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
Recent release
2.0.0 (1 month ago )
Released on
Jul 28, 2020 (4 years ago )
Last Updated
4 days ago
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