Nintendo Switch Parental Controls was updated before Switch 2 on June 5. In addition to adding support for the new control unit, the application includes new options for managing and restricting the child’s access to the Gamechat Switch 2, and provides more details about the games they play.
With the revitalization of parental control, “it is only possible for players under the age of 16, using Gamechat with friends who have been approved by their parents or guardian,” According to the support page On the Nintendo website. Parents or guardians will also be able to add notes in the application for each of their child’s friends if they need to be reminded of who are these contacts. The app also provides a detailed date for those who use children Gamechat with the time it takes.
Nintendo is particularly restricted when it comes to children who use the gamechat video capabilities and camera. “The permission is required from one of the parents or the guardian every time you want the younger players to use the visual chat to ensure that the family rules are followed about using video sharing.” When a 16 -year -old player begins a video chat, an application will be sent to the Controls Parental app that must be approved before the start of the chat.
Earlier this week, Nintendo also Nintendo Switch has been updated Before the arrival of the new control unit with new features that make it easier to download screen clips and videos to a mobile device, in addition to extensive functions for Switch 2 versions of Switch 2 Zelda legend: Breathing the wilderness and Kingdom’s tears.
