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How to Use Hulu Parental Controls

By Matthew Lynch
June 4, 2023
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As parents, it’s our responsibility to ensure our children are safe while they’re online. However, with so many streaming services available to us, it can be challenging to keep an eye on what our children are watching. Fortunately, Hulu has parental controls that can help us keep our children safe while they’re using the platform.

To get started, you’ll need to create a separate profile for each of your children. This will allow you to set age-appropriate restrictions for each profile. To create a new profile, click on your profile icon and select “Manage Profiles.” From there, click on “Add Profile” and provide a name for your child’s profile.

Once you’ve created a profile for your child, you can set up parental controls by clicking on their profile and navigating to “Profile Settings.” From there, you can adjust the content ratings and turn on “Kid Safe Browsing.” Kid Safe Browsing will limit the content available to your child to only those that are appropriate for their age.

In addition to content ratings and Kid Safe Browsing, you can also set a PIN code for your child’s profile. This will allow you to control who can access their profile and make changes to their settings. To set a PIN code, navigate to “Profile Settings” and click on “Restrictions.” From there, you can set a unique four-digit code for your child’s profile.

If you have multiple children using Hulu, you can apply different restrictions to each profile. For example, you may allow your older child to access content rated TV-14, while only allowing your younger child to access content rated TV-Y7. You can adjust these settings by navigating to each child’s profile and adjusting the content ratings accordingly.

Finally, it’s important to note that Hulu’s parental controls are not foolproof. While they can help you limit your child’s exposure to inappropriate content, there is no substitute for monitoring your child’s online activity. Make sure to have frequent conversations with your child about what they’re watching and encourage them to come to you if they encounter anything that makes them uncomfortable.

In conclusion, Hulu’s parental controls are an essential tool for any parent who wants to keep their child safe while using the platform. By creating separate profiles, adjusting content ratings, and setting PIN codes, you can ensure your child is only accessing age-appropriate content. However, it’s important to remember that Hulu’s parental controls are not a substitute for parental supervision. Keep an open dialogue with your child and regularly monitor their online activity to ensure their safety.

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