p>It shouldn't surprise that children are using smartphones more frequently during the COVID-19 outbreak. How can you ensure they're balancing remote learning, social media, and Fortnite? Microsoft's Family Safety app is the solution. The March announcement of the free application was made public and is now available for download by anyone with an iOS/Android device. https://minecraft-servers.website/ </p>
p>The app allows you to set time limits for specific Android, Windows and Xbox applications, such as games that require video, such as Minecraft. If a child requests an extension, you have the option of extending their time limit by 15 or 30 minutes, as well as one three or two hours. You can also install the Family Safety app so that you are notified whenever your child wishes to purchase through the Microsoft Store.
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p>It is possible to set the app to send an email every week with an activity report that provides a breakdown of your child's screen time based on app and device. The idea is to let you know when something is wrong and start conversations with your loved ones. The app also offers the ability to track your location, which allows you to track exactly the place your family members are in real-time. Microsoft 365 Family subscribers will be able to receive notifications whenever a family member leaves or enters a certain area in the near future. The premium plan will also include some form of habit tracking for safety while driving, beginning in the US, Canada and Australia.
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p>These tools are not particularly innovative and will be of little benefit to your family members when they spend the majority of their time using iPads, iPhones, and iPads. This could be a useful monitor or even a primary port-of-call, for making sure everyone is living a healthy lifestyle offline and online.
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p>Microsoft's Family Safety app is now available to everyone
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