Is this against the tos?

Will someone get issued a ban for asking another player for an msn or different way to contact them? Is that considered phishing or something?

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is this against the rules?

I need to know if this is against the rules? If I use the windows 10 Xbox one (Beta) app and save a custom image to my game Xbox one DVR then I go to my club and set it as a background is that against the rules? I wanted to ask first before I tried it. I
learned this off YouTube so I also contact Microsoft support and they didn't really have a answer they lady just said that it sounds like a new feature for the Xbox one beta app for windows 10 and should be ok.
But I need to find out officially if its ok or not ok because I don't want get in trouble for something that I was told was ok but then I get in trouble. Please respond Microsoft. so to be clear all I would do/use is Windows 10 and the Xbox one Beta app then
I select the image I want from off my computer and then go to xbox one beta app and open my game DVR. I then upload the image from my PC to my game DVR and there you have it your own custom image background for your xbox one or xbox one club background. Thanks

 

Is this against the rules?

well I just got reported and got email saying it does violate the code of conduct and now I am in trouble

 

Can someone please answer me is really like to know

 

Yes, it breaks the code of conduct to ask for personal details on xbox live.

 

Can you show us where it says that in the code of conduct please?

 

G. Protecting your account and personal information

•Protecting your account information is extremely important; do not give out your own personal information, including but not limited to: phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, etc.

•Use discretion when deciding to share your name and location in your profile and when recording or sharing content you create. If you wish to share any other personal information with another player, please do so by a non-public method.

•Do not lend, transfer, sell, or otherwise provide access to your account.

•Failure to properly secure your account could result in loss of access to the Xbox Live service.

•For additional information about making your account more secure, visit our account security page.

 

Yes exactly daft badger " if you wish to share any other personal information with a player, please do so by a non public method" so therefore you can give/ask someone for an msn or something? An msn is not personal information it's nothing but a screen
name just how an Xbox profile

 

Asking over Xbox live is a public method.

The way the code of conduct is worded, the person giving personal details out over xbox live also violates the code of conduct.

 

It says do not put personal information in your bio motto etc. then it goes to saying if you wish to share information with another player use a non public method, such as a private message. What else would a non public method be