Ding.
At fourteen, Jamie was an expert at finding loopholes. The family PC in the den was the battleground. Her father, David, had set up strict screen time limits, but Jamie had found a way around them by creating new local accounts or "borrowing" her younger brother’s login. But last week, the digital leash had tightened. Microsoft had rolled out a new update, and suddenly, her access was tethered to her dad’s email. Every time she wanted to download a game or extend her time, a prompt appeared on his phone. aka.ms/familyverify
Jamie hesitated. She looked at the screen, then at her father. "Right now?" Her father, David, had set up strict screen
He clicked the button on the dashboard. The system prompted him: To ensure the security of this account and confirm family members, please have the user sign in to verify their identity. Every time she wanted to download a game