> For me, the only annoyance is that the controls apply to the entire console, not to individual users of the console. You might consider it an "annoyance" for

> For me, the only annoyance is that the controls apply to the entire console, not to individual users of the console. You might consider it an "annoyance" for quite a few other people it's simply yet another sign of Nintendo being stuck somewhere a decade ago. Every other console manages to allow parental controls on the account level, in addition to having login authentification. But with the Switch there's nothing like this, in that regard, the "console wide parental controls" feel more like the result of not having individual user login authentification than being an actual "feature". The lack of login authentication also comes with its very own set of issues: Like Kids playing on their parent's accounts, overwriting their savegame progress or vice versa.