Minecraft with friends, and will advise on what to do.We manage data for children under 13 years of age as required by U.S. It would be best to speak with support - they can troubleshoot this further and take a look at your account to identify exactly why your child is unable to play There’s not much else we can do to help with this here on the forum, as no one here has access to accounts. This problem isn’t so simple and straightforward to resolve, although it may seem like it is, as there could be any number of possible causes and different reasons why you’re experiencing this issue. Enabling the above privacy settings, allows online play. With no online restrictions (ideally with an Open NAT), then theoretically, you shouldn’t experience this issue.
Your child’s account and your network is correctly set up This seems to be a known issue so you’d need to work with support to resolve this. Thanks for reading, I hope this information helps! Always happy to help :) RainingRoses Xbox Ambassador (submit a ticket and they’ll reply by email) or you can reach out to them via Twitter thread is from a little while ago so if you have further questions, it would be best to create a new thread You might also want to Contact Minecraft support If you experience any issues or continue to encounter errors with any of this contact support More information on managing your privacy options and Microsoft Family here:Ĭreate a child account and add family members on Xbox
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The method to update your privacy settings is also slightly different if on a child account - your account privacy options need to be adjusted through Family settings (refer to “Manage a child’s online safety and privacy settings” on the support page I’ve linked above) Note : If an adult updates your privacy settings on an Xbox console, you’ll need to sign out and then back in to their account on the console for the settings to take effect. If any of this is the case, then I’d suggest asking an adult in your family to change your settings, and perhaps try another device and/or browser. If you’re unable to access your privacy settings or experience issues enabling/disabling your settings then this most likely means you’re on a child account. Many people have also mentioned they get redirected back to the support page, when trying to change settings. If you’re a child, but not in a Microsoft Family then one will need to be set up for an adult to change your settings for you. This is something that could be clarified and explained better on the support pages. If you’re a child, or on a child account in a Microsoft family, then an adult in the same Microsoft family will need to sign in and adjust your settings for you. If you’re over the age of 18 (21 in Korea), your account is considered an adult account and you have the option to change these settings. Sign in to - if there’s anything that requires attention it will appear on your account there. It could also mean you need to verify and confirm certain info or resolve an error on your account. Regarding the error you receive: This usually occurs when you have age limits or content restrictions on your account.
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Alternatively, you can adjust your privacy settings on an Xbox One or Series X|S console. If you’re making these changes on the privacy & online safety page then this can be done on any device that can access the Xbox/Microsoft website (smartphone, tablet etc). You don’t necessarily need to change your privacy settings on a computer. For now, I would suggest to delete and reinstall Minecraft - this has worked for some people. I believe this is a known issue with Microsoft accounts affecting multiplayer and privacy settings so you would need to reach out to support. Hope this helps :) Always happy to help :) RainingRoses Xbox Ambassador Although if you encounter any issues with this, here is a Multiplayer troubleshooting page:
Set the above settings to allow and you should be able to play online in Minecraft. “You can play with people outside of Xbox Live” To play Minecraft Realms, you need to allow the following settings: I'm Getting an Error When Trying to Play Multiplayer with a Child Account | Minecraft Help This is done through the Family settings.
Note: If you’re on a child account, you’ll need an adult in your family to sign in to their Microsoft account to change your privacy settings. To change your Microsoft account privacy settings, sign in to the privacy & online safety page. You can also make these changes on an Xbox One or Series X|S console. When making any account changes, make sure to select “submit” to confirm and save these changes.
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