In the new system, if a player violates the Xbox community standards, they’ll receive a strike.
If a player receives a total of eight strikes, their account will be banned from using Xbox services like voice chat or multiplayer for a year.
Back in 2019, Xbox updated its community standards with rules on what kind of behavior was unacceptable as a part of an overall initiative to curtail abuse and toxicity on the platform.
Last year, Xbox released its first-ever transparency report, detailing the actions it took to moderate content over a six-month period.
Then, earlier this year, Xbox introduced the ability for players to record and submit voice clips for moderation.
“I think if you’re going to have a healthy, vibrant player community, you sort of have to tackle it from all of these angles and you have to commit to regularly improving and investing in it.”
This is the best summary I could come up with:
In the new system, if a player violates the Xbox community standards, they’ll receive a strike.
If a player receives a total of eight strikes, their account will be banned from using Xbox services like voice chat or multiplayer for a year.
Back in 2019, Xbox updated its community standards with rules on what kind of behavior was unacceptable as a part of an overall initiative to curtail abuse and toxicity on the platform.
Last year, Xbox released its first-ever transparency report, detailing the actions it took to moderate content over a six-month period.
Then, earlier this year, Xbox introduced the ability for players to record and submit voice clips for moderation.
“I think if you’re going to have a healthy, vibrant player community, you sort of have to tackle it from all of these angles and you have to commit to regularly improving and investing in it.”
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Hate speech higher than cheating LMFAO
I read this as "Xbox learns why teachers send e-mails home."
I wonder if this includes PC?