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Windows: Disable Family Safety notifications

Windows: Disable Family Safety notifications

If you find the constant pop-up messages from Windows Family Safety annoying, you have the option to disable them. It's very easy to do.

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Microsoft Family Safety notifications can be intrusive or restrictive for those who don't need them. To disable these features, here are some options:

  • Adjust the settings in the Microsoft Family Safety app or website. This will change the permissions and restrictions.
  • First, sign in to your Microsoft account. Then go to the Family section or Settings. There you will find options that allow you to disable the notifications.
  • Another option is to remove family members or leave the family group in Microsoft account settings. Uninstalling any related software or applications from your devices may also help. This will remove the Microsoft Family features from your system and stop any pop-ups or notifications.
  • Remember: Turning off notifications gives you more freedom, but it also means giving up some control and protection, so consider whether this is the right decision for your family's needs and values.

Stop receiving emails from Family Safety

If you receive emails from Family Safety in addition to the app notifications but would like to stop receiving them, this is also possible.

  • When members of a family group request more screen time or a game download, parents often receive a standard email.
  • To opt out of these additional emails, go to the Microsoft Family Safety website and sign in with your Microsoft account.
  • Click the Manage Family Settings button, then click Notifications. Under Screen Time Requirements, move the switch to Off.
  • Now click on “Save” to apply the changes. This will disable email notifications for screen time requests, etc.

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