Microsoft tweaks Code of Conduct for Xbox and other platforms
Microsoft is updating the Code of Conduct section of its Terms of Service to list varying types of "offensive activity" as bannable offenses on its wide array of online platforms including Xbox and Skype.
It is worth noting here that, outside of the rather vague TOS update itself, Microsoft has not explicitly explained how or even if this change in policy will affect actual enforcement or practices, but the rewording should still be of note as many other companies alter their own policies to try and curtail harassment and toxicity.
Specifically, Microsoft says it has “clarified” its terms to note that offensive language is prohibited, and that publicly displaying or using its services “to share in…