2023-09-06 17:00:00
The Xbox Voice Chat Abuse Reporting System is coming this week. The September update brings several other interesting new features.
Microsoft must launch its abuse reporting feature in voice chats for consoles Xbox. Announced in July, the latter allows players to report inappropriate remarks heard during the games. The system captures a 60 second recording on the console; you then have 24 hours to complete your report. The feature is coming this week in the September update for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. Initially, however, it will be limited to “a few English-speaking markets” such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
Xbox Voice Chat Abuse Reporting System Coming This Week
Microsoft says it designed this voice reporting tool with the right balance between ease of use and minimal in-game interference. seconds of activity for content moderation purposes,” the company writes. This works like standard gameplay recording, but content recorded for moderation analysis is only used for this purpose. “These recordings will not appear in your recent recordings and these clips cannot be downloaded, edited, or shared,” Microsoft says.
The Redmond firm also adds that the console does not save or send any recordings unless you start the reporting process. After you capture a voice snippet that you believe violates the Xbox Community Guidelines, the sample remains on your console for “24 hours” and you can choose to submit it immediately or wait until your game is over. Additionally, your Xbox will remind you one last time to send the report if the 24-hour period is regarding to expire. Finally, you will receive a notification telling you if the company has taken action once morest the data subject.
The September update brings several other interesting new features
This September Xbox update also adds the ability to quickly stream an Xbox game on Discord. After installation, you might link your Discord account and join the platform’s voice channels directly from the console. You can find the activation controls in the Xbox guide by navigating to Games & Chats and choosing Discord.
This update also allows users to enable or disable the console’s Variable Refresh Rate (VRR). You can now turn this feature on or off by going to General > TV & Display Options > Video. You will then see the options to leave VRR “always on” or “game only” or to turn it off altogether.
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