So I'm being harassed by another player online who is using all kinds of slurs and...

Appreciate the quick response but I've tried that in the past and they never seem to do anything. I've had people literally pull up my ip address and say my location which may not be illegal but still shouldn't be aloud and should be considered harassment (has happened more than once) those people never get banned or at least they never give me a notification like they usually would when an individual gets banned by my report

Appreciate the quick response but I've tried that in the past and they never seem to do anything. I've had people literally pull up my ip address and say my location which may not be illegal but still shouldn't be aloud and should be considered harassment (has happened more than once) those people never get banned or at least they never give me a notification like they usually would when an individual gets banned by my report

Its actually pretty rare to get a notification like that. It doesn't mean nothing was done if you didnt get a notification like that though.

You can report them through their profile and explain the situation. The enforcement team does not accept pictures as they have the tools they need to investigate. You may also want to check the developer's website for the game to see if you can report them to them as well.

I do understand where you're coming from GeminiSnakev2. We should have a 'Freedom' of Speech. However, Xbox Live has been created for fun 'positively'. I understand that in every game that we play, most of the time profane languages, as only part of expression
during climax of the game, come out from our mouths during party talk or perhaps when sending messages to a friend/stranger. However, please understand that not all gamers in Xbox Live are adults. There are also children whose parents/guardians are monitoring
their kids whenever they connect online.

I may not be in the position to say this but regarding to your statement "Two week suspension for no reason, coms, but cheat or murder is 24hrs",this is a case-to-case basis. One great example of this is the game GTA V. It's part of the mechanics of the
game to kill a co-player online. There was this player who's being killed by another player multiple times. The player who kept on being killed then talked trash against this player who kept on hunting him. Who then do you think would be suspended here? Would
it be the hunter or the one who's being hunted?

Another good example of this is when someone talked trash against you. A great percentage in gaming world would trash talk back against a player who would harass him online. At the end of the road, the player who had been harassed would find out that he
has been suspended by the Enforcement team as he defends himself not-guilty because he was just defending himself against the player who's harassing him online. This only proves that Enforcement action does not take sides. If you're being harassed online by
a player or a group of players, don't get carried away and use a violation of Code of Conduct to fight back. Use the legal terms instead and that's by reporting the player. Because at the end of the road you'd be the one who would have the final laugh.

This is noted on the following Xbox Support page: https://support.xbox.com/help/family-online-safety/enforcement/protecting-players-from-harassment

"Examples of inappropriate content include: Any language that's considered hate speech—such as slurs, racist language, or phrases that are associated to hate groups"