Chat history
Review conversations the child account participated in, including message text, sender, timestamp, conversation context and supported attachments that remain within the active retention window.
FAMILY SAFETY ยท PLANNED
Leviathan Family Safety is designed to let a verified parent or guardian supervise a child account, review social activity and apply age-appropriate controls across chat, friends, purchases, sessions and connected devices. The child should always be able to see that supervision is active and what it covers.
PARENT DASHBOARD
The parent view is intended to show the information needed for supervision while keeping account credentials, provider tokens and unrelated private data out of view.
Review conversations the child account participated in, including message text, sender, timestamp, conversation context and supported attachments that remain within the active retention window.
View the child's current friends, incoming and outgoing friend requests, blocked users and recent relationship changes. Parents can require approval before new friends are added.
See recent direct-message contacts, group participation, party or server invites and other supported Leviathan social interactions without exposing information outside the child's own activity.
Surface reports, moderation actions, blocked contacts, suspicious contact attempts and other relevant safety events with enough context for a parent to understand what happened.
Review signed-in devices, recent session activity and account security events. Parents can revoke child sessions where permitted without gaining access to passwords, recovery secrets or provider tokens.
Set approval requirements, spending limits and purchase visibility for LeviCoins, store items and other supported transactions tied to a supervised account.
CHAT SUPERVISION
If a parent can read a child's Leviathan chat history, the child account should clearly show that family supervision is active. The parent dashboard should also keep an audit trail of important supervision actions so the relationship is understandable from both sides.
Chat historyConversations the child participated in
ViewFriendsFriends, requests and blocks
ReviewSafetyReports, moderation and contact alerts
MonitorCONTROLS
Family Safety is intended to be broader than a read-only dashboard. Parents should be able to set practical limits that affect the child account across website, app, launcher and client surfaces where the feature is supported.
Allow direct messages from nobody, friends only, approved contacts or supported broader groups. New contacts can require parent approval.
Enable or disable supported voice features, calls and voice invitations independently from text chat.
Require approval for incoming requests, outgoing requests or both, with clear reasons when a request is blocked by family settings.
Control group-chat, party, server and community invitations, including whether invitations from unknown users are allowed.
Set schedules for social features, launcher use or notifications, with clear local-time handling and visible notices before a restriction starts.
Apply supported language, media and contact-safety filters, with stricter defaults available for younger supervised accounts.
LINKING AND TRUST
A parent or guardian should never gain access to a child account simply by knowing a username. Linking should require authenticated Leviathan accounts, a short-lived approval flow and clear confirmation on the child side or another age-appropriate verification path.
Family roles are tied to authenticated Leviathan accounts and recorded with the verification method, relationship state and timestamps.
The child account can always see who supervises it, which controls are active and the major supervision actions recorded for the account.
When a supervised user reaches the applicable age or family status changes, Leviathan should provide a defined transition, review and unlinking process instead of leaving parental access active indefinitely.
PRIVACY BOUNDARIES
Parent access is limited to the supervised child account and supported family-safety data. A parent must not receive Microsoft, Google or Leviathan passwords, refresh tokens, recovery codes, two-factor secrets or other credentials. Friends' private data should not be exposed beyond information necessary to represent their interactions with the child.
Parents can manage supervision without seeing passwords, OAuth tokens, passkeys, authenticator seeds or recovery credentials.
Important parent actions such as changing chat permissions, approving a friend, revoking a session or changing purchase limits should be recorded.
Family supervision does not create a secret permanent archive of deleted content. Access follows the same documented retention and legal rules that apply to the service.
DEVELOPMENT STATUS
The website can document the design now, but chat, friend supervision and parent dashboards should only be marked available after the underlying social, family-linking, retention, audit and permission systems are implemented and tested. The public UI should continue to distinguish planned, development and released states.
Privacy, security, sessions, purchases and social controls should all use the same verified Leviathan family relationship.