Xbox One - NO CURSING OR YOU GET BANNED

[Dylan]

Yep you heard it. Xbox One is going even FURTHER To ban Players. You says a curse word cause your mad? Xbox Team will handle the ban for you.

"Anyone that has played games online for an extended period of time, especially multi-player games where several random players can be matched up together, is used to hearing all manner of offensive material hurled at you. Even if you don't play online much, you've probably heard the jokes about the kids being some of the worst. Well, it's not really that much of a joke. Things can get pretty bad online, the younger the players are the worse they seem to be, and it's not for the feint of heart.

Well, Microsoft is tired of cutting out the 'feint of heart' demographic and is cracking down on naughty language online. The online slurs have long been an issue many gamers have complained about, but it's a difficult problem to deal with manually when millions of gamers are using your service. Long ago, we talked about their plans for revamping their reputation system, but there is a more immediate response in some instances: Allowing software to monitor gameplay and suspend players for excessive cursing. At this point, however, this only effects Microsoft's Upload Studio and is not being used to actually help monitor the real problem area: public matches."

BUT THATS NOT ALL! THERES MORE

A warning for pople who wanna upload to youtube using xbox one upload studio

"One of the new features of the XBox One is the Upload Studio, which allows gamers to use the Kinect to record themselves giving commentary while recording gameplay. If you tend have a potty mouth as you play, letting a naughty word slip here or there as you meet your demise in a game, then you had best avoid using that feature."

BUT WAIT, THATS NOT ALL!

To be clear, the Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement team does not monitor direct peer-to-peer communications like Skype chats and calls. - Microsoft Statement

"Not convinced, some users still insist Microsoft is monitoring Skype, but for now this sits clearly in the gossip category until more proof surfaces. User MacVolki reported "Was typing to my buddy on Skype, typed a few words of profanity talking about movies, and when I jumped back to Xbox One, it said I was banned from it for the same reason, citing "past behavior". Another player reported that a link he sent to a friend on Skype had been shown that it had been visited by Microsoft as well. So far, though, this is not a widespread issue and could simply be error either on Microsoft's end, or the observer's.

I have to admit that it is odd that they monitor Upload Studio over Live multi-player gameplay, especially with Microsoft having said previously it would "not put restrictions or limitations" on users of the service. Multi-player has long been the biggest problem with the community and a service like Upload Studio could easily have a report feature for viewers or the ability to mark content as explicit if a gamer wants to speak freely to their viewers. After all, if you are watching videos, you are seeking that content out; but if you are playing in a multi-player game, you can't always control what you end up getting an earful of."

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Happy gaming xboxers .

[ThePixelJunk]

#pcmasterrace

[Terio]

Yay no more 12 year old kids doing my mom !

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​Source or bullshit.

[Dylan]

XBox Live Cracks Down on Cursing ^^

[GertrudeSilver]

Let's see how fifa 14 will be played in the following months

[Dylan]

Let's see how fifa 14 will be played in the following months

"The crackdown isn't all on the shoulders of XBox One, aside from PS4 having its own drama with Twitch uploaders, some game-makers are building punishments into their games and effecting users on either console. FIFA 14 users have received in-game warnings and the possibility of being carded for letting the wrong words slip out."

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XBox Live Cracks Down on Cursing ^^

Already researched it myself.
Only a single source runs the story, or anything even in the realm of its relevance. This source is a privately-owned blog, centered around comic books of all things. This story comes from neither a reputable news source (especially when their motto reads: "Sometimes true"), or lesserly even a relevant one, such as video games or technology.

Bullshit.

[Euphemistic]

#PCMasterRace.

or

PS4

[Dylan]

Already researched it myself.
Only a single source runs the story, or anything even in the realm of its relevance. This source is a privately-owned blog, centered around comic books of all things. This story comes from neither a reputable news source (especially when their motto reads: "Sometimes true"), or lesserly even a relevant one, such as video games or technology.

Bullshit.

Wanna Bet Me? I found a news source asshole.

Xbox gamers suspended in cursing crackdown - CNN.com

[Dylan]

If you opened Google Then typed "Xobox One cracks down on bad language" it took me 5 seconds.

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Wanna Bet Me? I found a news source asshole.

Xbox gamers suspended in cursing crackdown - CNN.com

Because being suspicious of an unsourced piece of information totally makes me an asshole.

The statement did, however, quell a rumor that Microsoft was also monitoring direct communications such as Skype chats among players using the network.

​There's to be no change at all to online chat and communication, only uploaded gameplay.

[Dylan]

eh, i think they do check up on skype also. Invasion of fucking privacy.

[Dylan]

Because being suspicious of an unsourced piece of information totally makes me an asshole.

The statement did, however, quell a rumor that Microsoft was also monitoring direct communications such as Skype chats among players using the network.

​There's to be no change at all to online chat and communication, only uploaded gameplay.

Well kinda. You called it BS When you didnt even look on google.