Require all new accounts to spend at least $5/ local currency worth to unlock posting messages in their feed. Microsoft REALLY needs to take hints from Steam, they had same problem a years ago till they created “Limited User Accounts” and most of spam stopped. Steam users will surely remember this, as the popular gaming platform also dealt with spam abuse years ago, with tons of players constantly receiving porn, illegal gambling, and other compromised links. PlayStation players also have similar problems, so don’t go thinking that there’s an anti-Xbox campaign going on. The earlier reports go way back to before the Series X/S consoles were ever designed, so it comes as no surprise for many loyal fans. Everybody knows that dealing with bots is on easy task, but one would think Microsoft would be capable of doing it.Īs we mentioned above, this problem is an ongoing one, and it has eluded developers and security experts for years, from the looks of it. That is the response that one of the gamers who reported the abuse received from the Xbox Safety team. Thank you for helping keep the Xbox Community safe! Our Safety team reviewed your complaint(s), which did not meet our Community Standards violations threshold, so no action was taken. Why do we say that, you ask? Because, even though Xbox said that spam bots have become a growing problem in the community, the company simply won’t take any action against it. This happens randomly and there’s no way of stopping it, apparently. Spam bots are abusively sending porn links and other disgusting content to Xbox players via chat. Recently, users started reporting being bombarded with inappropriate content again, as we have seen it happen before, throughout the years. Xbox says it can’t do anything to stop this from hapening Spam bots have become a growing problem and Xbox does not seem to be taking appropriate action. I reported a spam bot that was sending porn links and this is the response I get from Xbox.
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