Cussing in private party with friends

i wouldnt recomend doing it that any profanity is monitored and risk being suspended.

Everything you do on Xbox live must be rated E for everyone.That includes no swearing,whether it's in game lobbies or private parties.

The ToU/CoC apply to every part of Xbox live.

Hi Mohamed D, my name is Courtney and I would be happy to help.

Insults at Microsoft are prohibited and can have consequences, so it is necessary to treat each other correctly and with education in order to have a community free of insults. If you want my personal opinion, I would tell you not to do it to avoid possible problems in the future.

If you have any other doubts or questions, let me know, as I will be happy to continue helping you.

Best regards,
Courtney.

@DaftBadger

You commented "if someone is reported for "ingame chat" then they have to be caught in the act."

By that, you are inferring that Microsoft engages in actively monitoring/recording private party chat.

If a person is reported for using verbal profanity, then to your point, that's not sufficient reason for limiting communication services/enforcing a ban. Microsoft would then begin listening/recording private party chat to verify that a person is indeed
using cuss words.

But what about the context of the private party chats between friends on Xbox Live, all adults in consenting environments playing adult rated games that use similar language? 99.99% of all adults use cuss words, welcome to reality. So, if no one in your
friends list/private party chat reports you, but a malicious stranger (who you beat in a game) decides to press the 'report' button which then initiates an active monitoring/recording of consensual adult, private conversations that have absolutely nothing
to do with the malicious stranger, then essentially what's happening here is Microsoft (their enforcement team employees) making subjective/judgemental decisions on your account without anyone actually being offended or any proof of abuse. The definition of
this word infers that the abused party be present and actively involved in the communication - if a party is secretly (wire tapping, a federal law) monitoring a private conversation, then they must remain impartial and be sure that the included members of
that private communication are actually being abused and there's clear evidence that an individual is under some sort of verbal duress.

Hope that's clear enough for you to see a rather huge invasion of privacy, all potentially initiated by some immature, malicious individual who has never actually entered in to any communication with the person who they reported.

Shaky ground.....

You can review the Community Standards here: https://www.xbox.com/en-US/legal/community-standards

They explain what is considered offensive language.

As for your "jokes" during a chat with your friends: As long as your friends don't report you, you can say anything you want.

In our group of friends we often cuss and swear, but we do that in our own private Party.

In a public lobby we keep it more civil