Xbox makes abusive-voice-chat reporting a system-wide feature
is doing more to tackle toxicity in multiplayer Xbox games. The company is introducing a feature that allows Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One players to capture a 60-second video clip of abusive or inappropriate voice chat and submit it for moderators to review.
"This feature is purpose-built to support the broadest arena of in-game interactions between players and works across thousands of games that offer in-game multiplayer voice chat, including Xbox 360 backward-compatible titles," Xbox Player Services corporate vice-president Dave McCarthyMicrosoft designed the tool for both ease of use and to minimize the impact on gameplay. When you capture a clip for reporting, it will stay on your Xbox for"24 online hours.
No one else will have access to the clip unless you submit it."Xbox is not saving or uploading any voice clips without you, the player, choosing to start the reporting process," McCarthy said. Any clips you capture through the tool will not appear in your recent captures and it won't be possible to download, share or modify them. These clips will only be used for moderation purposes.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The Xbox Series X is $50 off right now | EngadgetThe Xbox Series X is on sale right now for $450, which is $50 off the regular price..
Read more »
Microsoft's Activision acquisition moves ahead as judge rejects FTC injunction request | EngadgetA judge has rejected the Federal Trade Commission's attempt to block Microsoft from buying Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion.
Read more »
Microsoft and UK regulators agree to pause legal fight to negotiate Activision acquisition | EngadgetOn Tuesday, Microsoft and the United Kingdom's Competition and Markets Authority said they would take a break from their legal battle to negotiate a compromise that could allow the deal to move forward..
Read more »
Read Xbox chief Phil Spencer’s memo to Microsoft employees about the FTC winMicrosoft now needs to secure a remedy with UK regulators.
Read more »
The best Amazon Prime Day deals for 2023 | EngadgetHere are the best Amazon Prime Day deals you can get, as chosen by Engadget editors..
Read more »
The best Amazon Prime Day TV deals for 2023 | EngadgetHere are the best Prime Day TV deals, as chosen by Engadget editors..
Read more »