Microsoft Apps behaving badly?

Wiki Speaks · Oct 5, 2023

Microsoft Store - & what looks like alot more! (mods ignored, & illegal account access by anyone!) part.1 (store front installs [any app] & why nothing is being done to address users privacy)?

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Wiki Speaks

Hi,

I do not use a Windows pc, Phone or any other device to log into my xbox, or use any xbox app installed on another device. Such as 'Gamebar'!!! (Microsoft Store does updates everyday, from 5mb to 100mb (installing 'remote access' runtime packages)!

This solves nothing (will be all undone quicker than any reset), prevention is the solution. Having the ability & the control of 'your' device is the obvious subject im addressing. (UWP & silent installs, elevated authentication, account security bypass & remote 'webauth' logins without any notifications!). Enforcement of Microsoft's own Privacy & Acceptable Use Policies need to be applied to itself by law. Not doing so itself with the current practices enabling creeps to access their devices, accounts & network. Behind the secret sync & sharing functions we cant see!

And Microsoft monitors delete all proof of illegal software mods that enable random hacktivity! Accuse & ban me for conducting credit card theft & other online illegal or standards activities, without any investigation. Federal offences are not under Microsoft's enforcement team or other to persecute or enable itself to hide evidence contrary to facts! To do so is 'Corporate Fraud'..

Accountability!

Nkosana23

Hi. My name is Brilliant, and I am happy to assist you today.

Here are a few troubleshooting tips you can try to resolve your query:
- Restart your device.
- Update Windows.
- Update your device drivers.
- Update the Xbox and Gaming Services apps.
- Sign into the Xbox app and Store using the same account.
- Remove and reinstall Gaming Services.
- Make sure your date and time is correct.
- Disable your antivirus.
- Use the app troubleshooter.
- Repair and reset the Xbox app.
- Format your Windows.

For more details on the above and more troubleshooting tips, kindly visit: https://support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/troubleshooting/troubleshoot-games-windows-10

I hope this helps resolve your query.

medium bloke

Hi again, I wouldn't worry about that. They only punish the accounts that deserve it, if you don't behave badly or break the Code of Conduct, then you should be fine.

relevators

Trust me bro if I had known that would get me banned I wouldn't have used it. I didn't set out to behave badly. I just wanna play

BHC Bluez n 2z

The Call of Duty franchise is very popular and attracts a lot of cheaters/modders. I used to play a lot of Search and Destroy and almost every game I would come across people behaving badly.

Microsoft Apps behaving badly?