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- You should be using your own email account. It is neither necessary or wise to create a unique email just for your child's steam account. You as the parent will be better off if those emails come to you. You click the box saying you are over 13 because you are over 13. You maintain primary control over the account.
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Jul 29, 2017 · You should be using your own email account. It is neither necessary or wise to create a unique email just for your child's steam account. You as the parent will be better off if those emails come to you.
An adult in a Steam Family can set parental controls for children in the same family: In Account Settings > Family Management > Manage, expand the child's entry. Toggle the 'Enable Parental controls' option. Configure game access, Steam feature access, and playtime limits in the panel that appears.
Steam requires an email address for account creation, and furthermore the end-user agreement requires that the user is 13 years old. He isn't 13 and we don't have an email address for him, so I wanted to avoid having to make a fully independent account.
You can create an infinite amount of accounts with the same E-Mail. I will give you my personal advice that worked out for many families in my closer circle of friends already: Creating accounts - This step is pretty much straight forward. Just create N new accounts; Period. You should use your own E-Mail for this otherwise the following step ...
Apr 19, 2024 · Stam has made it easier to keep tabs of your children while gaming thanks to the new Steam Families feature. Steam Families allows you to invite up to five family members, all of which will...
Mar 22, 2023 · What are the options for setting up a Steam account for a child under the age of 13? Steam’s terms and conditions state that children under 13 should not have their own accounts. Instead, parents can use Family View to share part of their library, while restricting inappropriate content.
Feb 4, 2024 · If you want to share part of your Steam library with a child, you don’t need to create a separate account for them. With Steam Family View, you can block them from accessing anything other than the games you’ve approved yourself.
