Windows 10: windows admin. is now logging in as my facebook messenger kids profile

why is windows logging in under my child's facebook messenger kids name. why can't I log back in as myself and where did they get my childs fb account?

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New Sleep Mode for Facebook Messenger Kids app

How to Use Sleep Mode

1) Go to the Messenger Kids controls in the main Facebook app. Tap on the child’s name, and then on “Sleep Mode” in the App Controls section.

2) Set the times you want the app to turn off for your child. You can set different times for weekdays versus weekends. Once you set the limits, the child will not be able to use the app during those hours.

3) Have a conversation with your child. When you’re setting boundaries around the use of technology, it may be helpful to have a conversation with your child to make sure you have a mutual understanding of the ground rules. This could be a good time to let them know that you’re setting limits for them on Messenger Kids. For more guidance and resources, visit our Parents Portal at facebook.com/safety/parents.

4) Let sleep mode do its job. When the app is in sleep mode, kids cannot send or receive messages or video calls, play with the creative camera, or receive notifications. If they try to open the app, they’ll see a message telling them that it’s in sleep mode and to come back later.

Parents can access all of their controls from the Messenger Kids controls in the main Facebook app. In addition to sleep mode, parents can add and remove contacts, delete the child’s account, or create a new account right from the control panel.

For more information about Messenger Kids, visit MessengerKids.com or follow the Facebook page for updates.


Downloads:

• Sleep Mode Screenshots

Source: Sleep Mode: Giving Parents More Control on Messenger Kids | Facebook Newsroom

 

New Sleep Mode for Facebook Messenger Kids app

How to Use Sleep Mode

1) Go to the Messenger Kids controls in the main Facebook app. Tap on the child’s name, and then on “Sleep Mode” in the App Controls section.

2) Set the times you want the app to turn off for your child. You can set different times for weekdays versus weekends. Once you set the limits, the child will not be able to use the app during those hours.

3) Have a conversation with your child. When you’re setting boundaries around the use of technology, it may be helpful to have a conversation with your child to make sure you have a mutual understanding of the ground rules. This could be a good time to let them know that you’re setting limits for them on Messenger Kids. For more guidance and resources, visit our Parents Portal at facebook.com/safety/parents.

4) Let sleep mode do its job. When the app is in sleep mode, kids cannot send or receive messages or video calls, play with the creative camera, or receive notifications. If they try to open the app, they’ll see a message telling them that it’s in sleep mode and to come back later.

Parents can access all of their controls from the Messenger Kids controls in the main Facebook app. In addition to sleep mode, parents can add and remove contacts, delete the child’s account, or create a new account right from the control panel.

For more information about Messenger Kids, visit MessengerKids.com or follow the Facebook page for updates.


Downloads:

• Sleep Mode Screenshots

Source: Sleep Mode: Giving Parents More Control on Messenger Kids | Facebook Newsroom

 

facebook messanger for kids

Hello PennyHenson1,

I'm Jin, a fellow Windows 10 user and an independent advisor. I understand that you are interested in downloading Facebook Messenger for kids.

Sadly, the app is not yet available in the Microsoft Store. Facebook Messenger for kids is only currently available for Android and iOS devices.

However, you can use the regular Facebook Messenger for Windows 10 and is available the Microsoft Store.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/messenger/9wz...

If you are really interested in getting Facebook Messenger for Kids now, you may consider using a 3rd party android emulator and from that program you can install Facebook Messenger for Kids.

https://verticalgeek.com/facebook-messenger-kid...

This is a non-Microsoft website which would provide accurate and safe information. Watch out for ads on the site which are frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). There is no need to buy paid products to fix your computers as they do
more harm than good sometimes.

I hope this helps.