How to Set Up Parental Controls on Call of Duty?

[Donte]

My son recently started playing Call of Duty, and I want to make sure his account is safe and age‑appropriate. I’m mainly concerned about voice chat, in‑game purchases, and playing with strangers online. Is there a way to adjust parental controls directly in Call of Duty, or do I need to change settings on the console as well? If anyone has step‑by‑step guidance for managing privacy and safety settings, I’d really appreciate the help.

 

[Ernest]

To set up parental controls on Call of Duty, go to game settings → Account/Privacy → Parental Controls, then restrict chat, limit in-game purchases, and set playtime limits. You can also use console-level parental controls for extra safety.

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

To set up parental controls on Call of Duty, you need to adjust settings through your console or platform account (like PlayStation, Xbox, or PC) rather than inside the game itself; enable parental controls to restrict voice/text chat, limit online interactions, control playtime, and block purchases, and you can also manage Activision account settings to filter social features and privacy options for safer gameplay.

 

[Thomas]

To set up parental controls on Call of Duty, use your console or platform’s family settings. On PlayStation or Xbox, create a child account and restrict communication, purchases, and playtime. You can also manage privacy settings through an Activision account to control friend requests and in-game interactions for safer gameplay.

 

[Evan]

To set up parental controls on Call of Duty, you need to follow these steps carefuly:

• Log in to your child’s Activision Account on the official website.
• Go to Privacy & Parental Controls in account settings.
• Adjust voice chat, text chat, and friend request permissions.
• Enable content filters if available.
• Set console-level parental controls on PlayStation or Xbox.
• Review settings regularly for safety.