Spanish users are using racial slurs on Xbox online.

Unfortunately that is not within my reach. All I can do is best advice you on how to work around the issues you come across, mostly based on my experiences as a gamer.

DO YOUR DAMN JOB!

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/legal/community-standards#our-shared-values

It's clearly written yet no actions have been taken. Zero morals in the Xbox enforcement team. Absolutely disgusting behavior.

Hi. My name is Brilliant, an independent advisor. I am happy to assist you today.

I’m sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue. According to the Xbox Support website, reporting harmful content and behavior is far better than retaliating when you feel you’re being harassed. Retaliation is never the answer, and harmful words or actions, even when used in self-defense, will result in an enforcement if reported.

If you have reported a player for racial abuse and no action has been taken, it could be because the Xbox team has not yet completed their investigation. Xbox won’t target specific names for discriminatory reasons, and each action they take is issued only after a thorough investigation determines that the content is offensive on the Xbox network.

I hope this helps.

@Larcelot - The word in question was never used as a racial slur, it was variations of the word. Just like variations of the word Chinese/China for another particular racial slur. The word in question (Also translated to black in spanish), is but a non-offensive
form of classification of skin tone. I mentioned before it would be the equivalent to saying the word "Caucasian" is a racial slur and should be banned from xbox gamertags, messages and chats.

@THEOWENKILLER So you are suggesting that the "Word for black in spanish" is a racial slur? So how is a person of African-American decent supposed to express which classification of person they are? A Caucasian can say that they are well... infact Caucasian,
but for an African-American not to be able to say I am a (Insert word for black in spanish here... because they even blank it out, LOL?). I restate the question I had before. Does the name SuperCaucasian break the Code of Conduct? Because if SuperNegro does,
then so should that. Also lets ban the words OliveSkinned, Asian, English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, ect. It makes absolutely no sense. IF the ACTUAL word that is considered a racial slur were inserted into his name, then yes for sure I agree with you and
its a totally different story. But the word in question is far from offensive or racial itself... just a word used for describing the character trait of skin tone.