Nintendo has updated the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls application on iOS devices to version 1.12.0.The update, released on April 20, 2020, fixes several bugs and adds support for iOS 13.
What’s New in Version 1.12.0 (iOS)
Support iOS 13.
Implemented bug fixes.
What’s New in Version 1.11.0 (Android)
Implemented bug fixes.
At the time of writing, Nintendo Switch Parental Controls remains at version 1.11.0 on Android but that might change in the near future.
Parental Controls and Nintendo
Parental controls on Nintendo systems allow you to manage what your child can and cannot use on his or her system. Along with restricting games by rating, you can manage access to Nintendo Network ID settings, Internet and wireless features, Nintendo eShop purchases, software and data transfer features, and more.
Setting up parental controls is easy, and is restricted by a 4-digit PIN which you can use to make changes to the settings at any time. If your PIN is ever forgotten, resetting it is easy with new self-service options via email (available on Nintendo 3DS family systems and the Wii U), or with our online Parental Control PIN Reset tool.
The links below provide detailed parental controls management and setup information as well as links to the self-service PIN reset tool.
