Microsoft publishes its second Xbox transparency report on 10.19 million content issues

CTOnews.com May 23, Microsoft announced its first Xbox transparency report (January-June last year) in November 2022 and said it was improving content censorship in the Xbox online community. Microsoft released its second transparency report today (July-December last year).

According to data released by Microsoft Xbox Wire, a total of 10.19 million content issues were handled between July and December last year, an increase of 39 per cent compared with 7.31 million in the first half of last year.

Microsoft says it can censor problematic content in text, videos and pictures in seconds using automated tools such as Community Sift.

Community Sift examined 20 billion player interactions on Xbox in 2022; Proactive Measures successfully detected account tampering, piracy, phishing, and cheating / unreal accounts.

Microsoft also said it took the initiative to block 7.51 million fake accounts. The translation content of CTOnews.com is as follows:

It is usually automated accounts or robot-created accounts that create an unfair competitive environment and can damage a positive player experience. We will continue to invest in and improve our technology so that players can have a safe, positive and attractive experience.