Windows 10: If i turn off "share my activity" in the app called "Family" can my parent still see what i...

I recently turned 13 and i was wondering if when i flip my activity eg downloading apps, app usage ect is no longer shared whatsoever.Thanks for the help!

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Family activity report

Hi Javier,

There are ways on how to manage activity reporting for your child. To configure your account settings, here are the steps:

• Go to the account.microsoft.com/family site at Microsoft on any PC
• Then sign-in
• Open Settings
  
• Tap on the Accounts icon
• Click on Family and other users on the left side
• Chose Manage family settings online
• Check recent activity link for the child's account

Turn On and Manage Activity Reporting for Child

• Click on Recent activity on the left side, and turn on Activity reporting.
• Check or uncheck to Email weekly reports to me for what you want.
• Under Web browsing, Apps and games etc., you can view your child's recent activity for each one, tap on Change settings
  
• Then set allowed times to manage them, and to block any apps and games.

To Turn Off Activity Reporting for your Child, just tap on Recent activity on the left side, and turn off Activity reporting on the right side.

Get back to us if the steps won't work.

 

Microsoft family features icon on taskbar

Hi,

Microsoft Family Safety is a free parental monitoring app to help make it easier to keep your kids safe online. With Family Safety, you can give them some independence but still keep tabs on their computer activities. Family Safety allows you to:

• See which websites your kids have visited, and which apps and games they’ve used
• Block or allow websites, apps, games, or other content.
• Limit the amount of time they can spend on the PC

Since you never set up Microsoft family features on your computer, we suggest that you follow the steps on this

link to turn off the family settings in Windows 10.

Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get back to us.

 

SOLVED: Parental controls won't list websites visited

Hi Sannie,

For us to isolate the cause of the issue, can you please confirm if you have enabled the option to turn activity reporting on?

If not, kindly follow the steps provided below:

1. Sign in to http://fss.live.com with the parents Windows Live ID.

2. On the Family summary page, click View
activity report next to the name of the child you want to turn activity reporting on for.

3. Select Turn on activity monitoring.

4. Click Save.

I also suggest you to refer the below link on Family Safety: Frequently Asked Questions and refer the section
General Troubleshooting steps.

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Let us know whether the issue regarding the parental control wont list websites visited is resolved. We will be glad to help you further