their gaming world
Gaming alerts give your child the freedom to enjoy
their favorite games by keeping you in the loop
about concerning voice chats.
Stay connected to their gaming world
Gaming alerts give your child the freedom to enjoy their favorite games by keeping you in the loop about concerning voice chats.
Gaming alerts are available for games played on Windows
Because gaming should feel fun, social, and safe
How Gaming alerts works
AI scans conversations
When your child is playing a game with voice chat, AI checks for specific words, topics, and patterns that may signal a concerning interaction.
Get real-time alerts
An alert can be triggered by something your child said or heard, and includes a risk category, such as bullying, harassment, or explicit language.
Quickly see risks
An alert can be triggered by something your child said or heard, and includes a risk category, such as bullying, harassment, or explicit language.
Understand without intruding
You’ll see a few sentences before and after the triggering phrase – not the full conversation – to help you support your child while respecting their privacy.
Manage from your dashboard
Alerts can be enabled or disabled at any time in the Smart alerts section of the Parents app.
Roblox
Fortnite
Valorant
Steam
Although these games and platforms have some built-in safety settings, Roblox parental controls, Fortnite parental controls, and Steam parental controls do not monitor voice chats or alert parents to concerning conversations.
Why monitor Gaming voice chat?
One reason kids spend so much time playing these games is the social connection – voice chat lets them talk, strategize, and have fun together in real time.
In 2025, kids spent a daily average of:
While voice chat brings connection, excitement, and collaboration to gaming, it can also bring risks.
Because gaming should feel fun, social, and safe
Gaming is more than just a way to unwind; it’s how kids connect with friends. As parents, we want them to have fun online while knowing they’re safe.
AVAILABLE ONLY WITH QUSTODIO:Gaming alerts lets you know if something concerning comes up in your child’s in-game voice chat – giving you added peace of mind while they play
How Gaming alerts works
When your child is playing a game with voice chat, AI checks for specific words, topics, and patterns that may signal a concerning interaction.
If something stands out, you’ll instantly receive a notification in the app with a summary of what was detected and why it may need your attention.
An alert can be triggered by something your child said or heard, and includes a risk category, such as bullying, harassment, or explicit language.
You’ll see a few sentences before and after the triggering phrase – not the full conversation – to help you support your child while respecting their privacy.
Alerts can be enabled or disabled at any time in the Smart alerts section of the Parents app.
Which games can I get alerts for?
Roblox
Fortnite
Valorant
Steam
Although these games and platforms have some built-in safety settings, Roblox parental controls, Fortnite parental controls, and Steam parental controls do not monitor voice chats or alert parents to concerning conversations.
Why monitor
Gaming voice chat?
One reason kids spend so much time playing these games is the social connection – voice chat lets them talk, strategize, and have fun together in real time.
In 2025, kids spent a daily average of:
While voice chat brings connection, excitement, and collaboration to gaming, it can also bring risks.
Contact with strangers
Kids may be contacted by people they don’t know – including adults pretending to be younger players.
Bad language.
Even with moderation, kids can still be exposed to swearing, hate speech, or sexual references in chats that the game’s filters don’t catch. Voice chat can be especially problematic and hard to moderate.
Bullying and hate.
Teasing, exclusion, and “trash-talk-gone-too-far” can all occur in gaming chats. This behavior is harder to monitor in voice chats as there’s no written record of what’s been said.
Revealing personal information.
During a heated match or casual chat, a child might let slip some private details, such as their real name, school, or location.
Contact with strangers
Kids may be contacted by people they don’t know – including adults pretending to be younger players.
Bad language.
Even with moderation, kids can still be exposed to swearing, hate speech, or sexual references in chats that the game’s filters don’t catch. Voice chat can be especially problematic and hard to moderate.
Bullying and hate.
Teasing, exclusion, and “trash-talk-gone-too-far” can all occur in gaming chats. This behavior is harder to monitor in voice chats as there’s no written record of what’s been said.
Revealing personal information.
During a heated match or casual chat, a child might let slip some private details, such as their real name, school, or location.
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