My Gamertag gets cencored

yes my little mistake's but you must all fight for uncut no-cencors and control your violence in game and live

this is the email address for the hacker and before you tell me to fill the recovery form i already tried with every info i have and it tells me that my account doesnt exist , probably the hacker changed every thing in my account , if i only could see the cencored part of the hackers email ...

Hello, sorry to hear about the issue with your account! If you have things such as the email account that the account was registered with, or security proofs, you can contact Xbox Support at the number for your country. (If it's U.S./Canada, 1-800-4MY-XBOX),
and give them that information. If not, then I am not certain you will be able to get the account back, as Xbox Support has to have some way of identifying that you are the owner of the account, be it a credit card, security proof, or email address.. I hope
this helps a bit, and if you need more help, please let us know!

Hi Gayboy, my name is Rodrigo. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

The Gamertag policies were updated a few years ago, please take a look here for more information: https://news.xbox.com/2019/06/10/express-yourself-with-new-gamertag-features/

Since this Gamertag has 15 characters, it wont' be possible to get it back.

I hope this helps.

Yeah i get what your saying fyerball i realy do but reasoning like this realy stops any progress dont you think? rules should constantly be evaluated and questioned otherwise how will you ever progress as a community. Oh and btw i never said swearing was
ok but freedom of speech does mean you get to say things that might upset others thats the whole point there is always somebody offended by the thing you say or wright if you would have to cencor yoursellf all the time in fear of offending someone it would
not be much of a freedom now would it? And if a person is swearing ignore him they clearly lack the inteligence to have a proper discussion but i would never go as far as to deny him his right to do so.