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< p _ngcontent-serverApp-c87 Children's lives. However, excessive gadgets can affect concentration and other important aspects of development. Fortunately, Windows offers a convenient tool & mdash; Microsoft Family Safety, which helps parents effectively manage the screen time of children.

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< p > editorial & nbsp; 24 channels & nbsp; prepared a brief instruction that easily explain what and how you need to set up on your computer.

~ < h2 class = "News-Subtitle CKE-MarkUp" > Setting Microsoft Family Safety ~ ~ ~ < p >Microsoft Family Safety allows you to easily limit the time spent by devices and control your family digital habits. To get started performing the following steps:

< Ol > < LI >< Strong > Go to Family.microsoft.com & nbsp; and log in to your Microsoft account. < Strong > Download the Microsoft Family Safety application & nbsp; on your smartphone with App Store or Google Play. The app allows you to set up parameters and view devices using devices directly from the phone.

< p > to add a child to the family group, you will need her email address and Microsoft account. Press & nbsp; < strong > “Add a family member” & nbsp; and enter an email address, PV & Rsquo; If there is no account yet, you will be able to create it during this process. After sending an invitation to be taken on a child's device.

< h2 class = "News-Subtitle cke-maarkup" >How to set up screen time limits

< P > After creating a family group, you can set the time using devices using Microsoft Family Safety:

< Ol > < li > Open the Microsoft Family Safety application on your device. < li > Choose your child's profile in family group.

< LI > Go to the section & nbsp; < strong > “screen time” .

< l > in the menu & nbsp; < strng > “Devices” & nbsp; select the device for which you want to configure limits. ~ < LI > Press & nbsp; < strong > “Set the time limit” & nbsp; and choose the permissible use time of the device daily. Set up schedule: Set specific hours when you can use the device.

< p >For example, you can set a two -hour restriction on a weekday to focus on training and increase the weekend limit.

< h2 class = "News-Subtitle cke-markup" > lock and permissions for applications

< P > To provide access to the appropriate content, create lists & nbsp; < strong > “always block” & nbsp; or amp; nbp; nbp; < Strong > “always Allow “ & nbsp; for applications and games. Also function & nbsp; < strong > “Time without devices” & nbsp; nbsp; allows moments without gadgets, for example, during family lunch or at bedtime. It helps to form useful habits such as reading or communicating with family.

< H2 Class = "News-Subtitle CKE-MarkUp" > Monitoring and adjustments to the settings < P > Regular monitoring helps to maintain digital well -being. In the Microsoft Family Safety application you can view the use of devices using your child, in particular what applications are used and how much time is spent.

< p > Function & nbsp; < strng > “Activity Reports” & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; you will send weekly emails with compressed digital analysis of digital habits. If the child spent screen time on training tasks, you can quickly add extra time leaving restraint restrictions.

< p > Setting Microsoft Family Safety & mdash; This is a quick and effective way to create a safe and balanced digital experience for your family. Start already today! < br />< /p > < p >

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Natasha Kumar

By Natasha Kumar

Natasha Kumar has been a reporter on the news desk since 2018. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining The Times Hub, Natasha Kumar worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. To get in touch, contact me through my natasha@thetimeshub.in 1-800-268-7116