How to help your child avoid warnings and bans in games

Many neurodivergent children see online games as their safe space. However, they’re also among the children who are most likely to receive a warning or ban which might impact access to these games. See how you can help with guidance below.

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How to navigate in-game bans
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How to navigate in-game bans

Research shows that children with vulnerabilities, including neurodivergence, are more likely to be banned or receive warnings in online games (45% compared to 29% of children without any vulnerability).

Neurodivergent children might not read community guidelines or fully understand them. As such, they might do things that break rules without knowing.

This guide and upcoming resources are designed to help you understand how bans work so that you can support your child.

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