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footieharry Kudos: 26
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 5:58 pm |
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thats gay, I think they will find most people who use facebook and stuff are under 18 |
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footieharry Kudos: 26
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 5:58 pm |
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thats gay, I think they will find most people who use facebook and stuff are under 18 |
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matt4croft Kudos: 18
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 6:01 pm |
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Thats ridiculous people under 18 will probably be using facebook, twitter on the computers anyway so why not on the xbox! |
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steve_2003 Kudos: 35
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 6:04 pm |
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However, a several weeks afterwards an update that gives parents the choice of which social applications their children can access will be sent out. This means that Xbox LIVE members between the ages of 13 and 17 will be able to use Facebook, Twitter and Last.fm as long as their parents approve.
That makes sense to me. |
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DazedandConfused Kudos: 12
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 6:13 pm |
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This is nothing to get upset about anyhoo. How many people seriously use the family settings on their 360's anyway.
It's gonna make sod all difference to the majority of under 18's realistically. Can't imagine many using it anyway. Just use a PC, sorted! |
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bunneyo Kudos: 25
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 6:59 pm |
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they shud make xbox users be 18 and over, might clean it up abit |
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mattant79 Kudos: 21
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 7:45 pm |
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bunneyo,
Good point, I'm sick of playing kids on Fifa, All they do is quit on you and give you abuse. |
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johnafirth Kudos: 8
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Posted: 6 Nov 09 7:57 pm |
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I've used it as part of the beta update, and it's not worth getting in a huff about. Not all that great. They're standalone applications, so you can't keep listening to last.fm once you exit it, and you can't follow links from Twitter or Facebook.
Edit - also, having Zune instead of the old video section means you now no longer see the filesize (a minor niggle, but useful for those of us still stuck with 20 gig drives) and you also lose the file deletion confirmation option; once you hit delete, it's gone, which is quite annoying if you're cack-handed like me. |
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skidpro Kudos: 9
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Posted: 7 Nov 09 11:11 am |
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its not just 'family settings' as i switched off most of mine for my 12 year old now...he is signed up as a 12 year old on his birthday,so wont get Facebook & Twitter but his friends at school all use facebook etc...so I think we, parents, should have the option of allowing our children access to these sites on x360 MS...I hope thats what you dedcide. |
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RickReynolds1986 Kudos: 16
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Posted: 7 Nov 09 6:38 pm |
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They should do this with the actual console games to, There is nothing worse than playing cod or l4d with some 10yr old and listening to there annoying screaming and abusive tones!
Alas tho they wont do anything about it, Just gonna have to stay in my party as to avoid listening to them! |
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Miss Marvellous Kudos: 26
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newsinthefield Kudos: 11
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Posted: 8 Nov 09 12:07 am |
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This is rich considering last year everyone was worried MS was going to turn the white box into a DVD player, for the "family". In't it sweet Microsoft, that you can all curl up on the couch but if you want to check your status updates,you have to send your children to their respective rooms. This must be some kind of ploy to make Facebook and Twitter popular for rebellious kids. Oh, I can imagine the tweets now: "ON XBOX LIVE TWITTER M8! UNDER 18! VIVA LA REVELUCION!"
Seriously? _________________ A voice of reason |
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sakaspuds Kudos: 20
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Posted: 8 Nov 09 5:37 pm |
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if only they stopped kids playing the games online too (gears 2 multiplayer with 8 year olds aint much fun) |
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