[welly]

Hi wonder if anyone can help me. My 14 year old daughter has xbox live and my younger son has just played on her console and some of the messages she has received are 'shocking'. Is there any way of signing in to xbox via internet and seeing her reposes. I know this is morally questionable but .......
Im her mum and Im worried - Any help would be appreciated.

[solid]

i dont think u can as far as im aware .

[welly]

Originally Posted by solid

i dont think u can as far as im aware .

That's what i thought. Thank you

[kav]

Hola welly, if you're worried about the messages she's receiving, Live has parental settings you can apply to her profile that determines the level of comms she can receive, game she can play, etc - more here.

[welly]

Originally Posted by kavanf1

Hola welly, if you're worried about the messages she's receiving, Live has parental settings you can apply to her profile that determines the level of comms she can receive, game she can play, etc - more here.

thank you - i will look into that - thanks for your help its much appreciated

[Sniper Ash6]

As above there is no way to view sent message which i find would sometimes be useful to have the option to save the last few so that a conversation you have with people over several days doesnt end up with you asking each other what was said

As kav said the parental controls are very customisable you can set what games can be played, who you can voice chat with (no-one, friends or everyone) and similar settings following in the same pattern - as well as i believe there is a timer that only allows the account on for a certain amount of time

[welly]

Originally Posted by Sniper Ash6

As above there is no way to view sent message which i find would sometimes be useful to have the option to save the last few so that a conversation you have with people over several days doesnt end up with you asking each other what was said

As kav said the parental controls are very customisable you can set what games can be played, who you can voice chat with (no-one, friends or everyone) and similar settings following in the same pattern - as well as i believe there is a timer that only allows the account on for a certain amount of time

Thanks Ash great help