With a PIN, you can protect children from content that is harmful to young people on Amazon Prime Video. This is how you set up child safety and avoid a cost trap through purchase options.
Much of the content on Amazon Prime Video is not for children – and yet the youngest find their way into the darkest corners of streaming entertainment with ease in unobserved moments.
Not only can this result in sleepless nights, there is also the risk that complete series seasons will be bought without further ado for not inconsiderable sums of money if children are unrestrictedly curious about the remote control.
To avoid this, you can set a youth protection PIN via your Amazon customer account and thus not only restrict the purchase options, but also determine precisely on which devices you want access restrictions for certain content in the app.
In this guide, Netzwelt explains how you can activate parental controls on Amazon Prime Video in just a few steps:
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