Hello again, friends. Users of Windows 10 (as well as Windows 8.1) have long noticed how persistently the developers of these operating systems offer to use a Microsoft account at every opportunity. If you haven’t set it up for yourself yet, then you’ve certainly noticed these fairly frequent notifications on your computer.
Maybe it's time to pay attention to this interesting feature? When set up correctly, an account allows you to do more than just access Microsoft features and services. It will allow you to control and track the activities of your children on the Internet.
Reports with a list of sites visited by your child will be sent to your email, and if necessary, you can use your account to allow or deny access to sites and applications. For kids, you can set up computer use strictly according to a schedule. Read how you can do this.
We have all long ago become accustomed to the fact that we have to register everywhere. To download an application from the Play Market to your phone, use a social network, or log into some online service, you first need to register. That is, get an account. For a long time, Windows was free from this rule. For many, creating another account is unusual and dubious precisely because of habit.
What is a Microsoft account and what is it for?
Microsoft has been creating software for a large number of computers on the planet for decades. It just so happened that their system won a leading position in its time. In Russia, the vast majority of the population has been using Windows computers since time immemorial.
