A user is trying to limit the amount of time their children spend on the internet. Which of the following Windows 10 settings should be enabled to accomplish this objective?

Windows 10's "Family Options" (now part of Microsoft Family Safety) provides comprehensive parental controls, including the ability to set time limits for device usage and app/game usage, which indirectly limits internet time, and can also filter web content.

"Update & Security" manages Windows updates, backup, recovery, and security features like Windows Defender, but not parental controls for internet time.

"Ease of Access" settings are designed to assist users with disabilities by modifying display, audio, and interaction settings.

"Network & Internet" settings manage network connections (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, VPN), but do not include features for setting time limits for users.

"Privacy" settings control app permissions for accessing personal data, location, camera, etc., but do not manage internet usage time limits for different users.