Yesterday, bryan646 from bryan646 (WordPress) says (in Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM and Xbox 360 Family Settings) As some of you might be aware, those under the age of 18 are not able to access Twitter, Facebook and Last.fm in our public preview. I want to you let you know that this will remain the case when it launches to the world soon. We made this decision because as it stands now, parents aren’t able to use F...

This Week, CNET News.com says (in Sorry, kids: No social networking on the Xbox 360) Those children under 18 who are members of Xbox Live won't be able to access Facebook, Twitter, or Last.fm when the Xbox Live update is released later this year.

And Rain Anderson from That VideoGame says (in 360’s Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm for 18+ audiences, unless parents approve) Under the age of 18? Then it’s no Facebook, Twitter and Last.fm for you on your Xbox 360, young gamer. The currently beta tested features already have the age limitation in place and it will carry over once the services launch fully. Although, younger folks with good persuasion skills will st...

And Steve Watts from 1up.com says (in Xbox 360 Social Network Features are Age-Gated) The upcoming social networking features built into the Xbox 360 dashboard aren't for minors, but an update to change that is on the way, according to a blog post by Larry Hryb (a.k.a. Major Nelson). "As some of you might be aware, those under the age of 18 are not able to access Twitter, Facebook,...

And Mike Fahey from Kotaku says (in 360 Facebook, Twitter, And Last.FM Will Be Accessible To Teens []) Right now three major features of the new Xbox 360 dashboard update - Facebook, Last.FM, and Twitter - are inaccessible to users under 18. Major Nelson says that will change weeks after the update launches.

Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM and Xbox 360 Family Settings [Major Nelson]

And Major Nelson from Xbox Live's Major Nelson says (in Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM and Xbox 360 Family Settings) As some of you might be aware, those under the age of 18 are not able to access Twitter, Facebook and Last.fm in our public preview. I want to you let you know that this will remain the case when it launches to the world soon. We made this decision because as it stands now, parents aren’t able to use F...