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Battle.net parental controls.

Yoo Song Won
By Yoo Song Won
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You have to by 18 and send in a photo of your driver's license or birth certificate to their support team. The day after I sent it in, they took off the controls. 

 

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I created a Battle.Net profile quite some time ago and just started to use it again.

 

However, I have found that my account has parental controls set up in it.

 

I'm not 18 yet and I was wondering if it's mandatory to have parental controls for those under 18.

 

If so, If I turn 18, can parental controls be removed?

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Im not sure but I will say I signed up for battle.net the other day and didnt see any mention of parental controls so I will say...yes?

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If it is your b.net then you should be able to change them unless your parents set it up, which will have a password for them to change it.  Parental controls are mostly to control the amount of time an account is allowed to play in a day.

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