While searching that M4xim1l1ano dudes username, I came across this thread which had some pretty...um...interesting thoughts...
https://www.resetera.com/threads/questions-about-nintendo-switch-parental-controls-and-further-restrictions.795285/
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My kids play on my Switch. Never felt the need to implement parental controls because I discuss things with them about appropriate content and I don't play paedo anime games. I certainly haven't ever felt the need to hide any evidence of certain games because I don't buy thinly veiled fetish content.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/questions-about-nintendo-switch-parental-controls-and-further-restrictions.795285/
Quote:Hey all,
I have some questions about the restrictions/set up possibilities of the nintendo switch. We have bought a switch for our son (he is 7) that he will get for Xmas and I have already opened it to set it up so that once Xmas is here, it just plug and play.
HOWEVER...
I have questions.
So I have created 2 users on the device, one for my son and one for us parents. I have set the restrictions via the parental control app, that is all good.
But, for example.. If I want to play a game that he is not allowed to play, will he still be able to see that that game has been played, and exists on the library? This woulld be all kinds of sucky.
My ideal set up would be something similar to login into a computer.
1. You are presented with different users at boot up.
2. The parent account is obviously password locked, the kids not (optional).
3. log in
This way, the kids profile have no clue what kind of games the parents/older teens are playing and one can set up much more precisely the kids account, making sure they only get access to specific things.
I have downloaded the NES/Super NES games and now the icons are visible in the library section and everyone can view this regardless of user. If I want to play for example Hades or similar, this will appear in the library but my son will not be able to play it because of the age restriction. SO he would see the icon, would maybe try to play it and then ask me about why he cant play it... this opens up stupid questions etc..
So questions are:
1. Is it certain that the library items can be seen by all users but due to restrictions, would not be able to be accessed by everyone?
2. If yes on the above, suggestion on how it can be handled... how have you handled this?
In general, it seems this whole parent/child setup is not ideal set on any consoles. I would prefer something like a main user and then sub users and that those can be limited as desired and that once the console is started, you have to choose a profile before actually seeing the welcome page etc etc.
(disclaimer, I have not seen how Sony manages this and my last XBox console was 360. I have been using Xcloud for a while and been checking the setup for this on the cloud but even MS didnt get it right it feels like.. or perhaps the setup is totally different on the consoles?)
Anyways, much appreciated for input and whatnot.
Besides this, the Switch seems awesome, (OLED version). looking forward of playing with my son..
It's probably just
and , but I can't help but think it's maybe a bit of this tooMy kids play on my Switch. Never felt the need to implement parental controls because I discuss things with them about appropriate content and I don't play paedo anime games. I certainly haven't ever felt the need to hide any evidence of certain games because I don't buy thinly veiled fetish content.