Xbox implements strike-based enforcement system to combat rule-breaking

Xbox has introduced a new strike-based enforcement program to improve player transparency and enforce community standards. Under the new system, players who violate the standards will receive strikes, with the severity of the violation determining the number of strikes and the length of the punishment. If a player accumulates eight strikes, their account will be banned from using Xbox services for a year. The program aims to provide players with a better understanding of enforcement severity and the cumulative effect of multiple enforcements. Xbox won't publish a list of infractions, but a graphic will show how the number of strikes scales with escalating behavior. Appeals are allowed, and strikes decay after six months. This initiative is part of Xbox's ongoing strategy to promote safety and inclusivity in its player community.