Hi,
I have a 8 year old kid who plays mostly Minecraft. So, I have parental controls enabled, age restrictions apply and whatnot. But I have this problem, where if their friend comes over and wants to play on a second controller, and I tell them to use a guest account thingie, the system doesn't let them play Minecraft. Temporary disabling the parental controls solves the issue.
How would I solve the issue properly? What do I need to do so that a guest can just play Minecraft? I'd rather not have to temporarily disable parental controls every single time a friend comes over, and I don't want to disable them completely either. Is there a way to whitelist the game somehow?
I tried browsing Sony's support articles, but they seemed very general. There's something about the child being able to make a request of some sorts, but when the system denies Minecraft access, no such option appears.
I have a 8 year old kid who plays mostly Minecraft. So, I have parental controls enabled, age restrictions apply and whatnot. But I have this problem, where if their friend comes over and wants to play on a second controller, and I tell them to use a guest account thingie, the system doesn't let them play Minecraft. Temporary disabling the parental controls solves the issue.
How would I solve the issue properly? What do I need to do so that a guest can just play Minecraft? I'd rather not have to temporarily disable parental controls every single time a friend comes over, and I don't want to disable them completely either. Is there a way to whitelist the game somehow?
I tried browsing Sony's support articles, but they seemed very general. There's something about the child being able to make a request of some sorts, but when the system denies Minecraft access, no such option appears.
