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The article states this was a private Skype call. That's quite important. If Microsoft bans swearing in public, it's fine by me. Actually, it's probably a good
by ancarda 13y ago
The article states this was a private Skype call. That's quite important.
If Microsoft bans swearing in public, it's fine by me. Actually, it's probably a good thing, Xbox Live chat is terrible and could do with a cleanup.
However, It's my right to say what I want to my friends in private. I swear a lot when I'm on Skype calls. Probably too much, but that's not Microsoft's call to enforce. No pun intended.
- nraynaud 13y agoI thought free speech prevented to do this kind of censoring in public discourse?
- waterlion 13y agoWhy did you think that?
- mvikramaditya 13y agoHere is an extract from MS' statement regarding this: "To be clear, the Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement team does not monitor direct peer-to-peer communications like Skype chats and calls. "