Gaming
Is Call of Duty Safe for Kids?
Call of Duty (including Warzone and Mobile) is rated Mature 17+ for intense, realistic violence, and its open voice chat is notorious for toxic language and stranger contact. It's not appropriate for younger children. For older teens, mute voice chat with non-friends and set spending limits.
Our recommended age: 17+
Top risks parents should know
- Realistic, intense violence rated 17+.
- Open voice chat exposes players to toxicity and strangers.
- Battle passes and bundles drive ongoing spending.
How to make Call of Duty safer
- Follow the 17+ rating for younger kids.
- Mute or restrict voice chat to friends only.
- Set spending limits and remove saved payment methods.
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