Microsoft released Xbox Transparency report: it handled 19.56 million violations in the first half of this year, an increase of 92% from the previous month.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) Microsoft revised its Xbox law enforcement crackdown system in August this year to further improve transparency, refine the penalty terms and create a more harmonious gaming network environment. Microsoft released a new Xbox transparency report today, detailing various enforcement actions.

According to the report, Microsoft implemented a total of 19.56 million audit and security enforcement measures between January and June 2023, an increase of 92 per cent compared with 1019 between July and December 2022.

Microsoft introduced a new indicator of "toxicity prevention" (Toxicity Prevented) in the dataset, blocking more than 4.7 million problem content by using the new Turing Bletchley v3 base model, including 135000 problem images (39 per cent more month-on-month).

CTOnews.com previously reported that Microsoft unveiled a new law enforcement system in August, which assesses the harm caused by misconduct and sets penalties for each misconduct.

Each player can publicly inquire about the improper behavior records of other players, so as to select the appropriate player partner in the course of the game.

The complete Xbox transparency report can be accessed here.

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