Coverage dated October 14, 2026

Child safety group warns parents as Missouri AG targets online gaming

Headline from Ozarks First

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — As Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway pressures Microsoft for stronger child safety measures on Xbox Live, local child safety organizations are advising parents on what to look out for.

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  1. FOX 2 St. Louis

    Missouri AG demands stronger child-safety protections on Xbox Live (opens FOX 2 St. Louis)

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    FOX 2 St. Louis's feed description

    Missouri's attorney general is pressing Microsoft to improve Xbox Live's child-safety protections, citing concerns that predators have used the gaming platform to target and exploit children.

  2. Ozarks First

    Child safety group warns parents as Missouri AG targets online gaming (opens Ozarks First)

    Published

    Ozarks First's feed description

    SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — As Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway pressures Microsoft for stronger child safety measures on Xbox Live, local child safety organizations are advising parents on what to look out for.

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