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Last week though, the same SteamDB dataminer also claimed knowledge of several other features. New parental c🎶ontrols 🅷are also reportedly on the way for Steam users, meaning you'll be able to set daily playtime and purchase restrictions for your children. In the latter case, a child would have to request permission for a purchase from their parent.

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