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Published 26th August 2020
A free online safety guide on the Xbox One.
The Xbox One is among the most popular video game consoles on the planet. Released in 2013, there are a multitude of Xbox One variants on the market, including the One, One X and One S. With in excess of 50 million units sold, there’s a whole network of gamers already enjoying online experiences together through the console’s Xbox Live service. That’s why it’s important that parents and carers understand exactly what the Xbox One is all about.
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