We still play homemfront ad us

Hi thank you for the reply. Unfortunately this hasn't worked, I removed and re-added both my account and my brothers account and made sure that the xbox was still set as my home xbox but we are still unable to play online using my brothers account.

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"Hi thank you for the reply. Unfortunately this hasn't worked, I removed and re-added both my account and my brothers account and made sure that the xbox was still set as my home xbox but we are still unable to play online using my brothers account."

I use Ad Block Plus in Opera and still got these ads. I reviewed all internet history that happened prior to those ads showing up (easy to do since I play the daily challenges) and there was nothing inappropriate; just news, sports, and shopping on well
known websites and there were no inappropriate searches happening in Google. I cleared the cookies from Opera and I'm once again getting ads for Dodge, Visit Orlando, and random free-to-play games like Bingo and whatever. I still think Microsoft needs to
restrict ads for family games. I have no idea what cookie could have caused the AO ads to show up, but now I'm concerned because Solitaire, Word Games, etc. are also played by my kids. My wife and I are careful what we allow them to play and expected that
Microsoft would be more trustworthy than all the random free games available in the Microsoft Store.

the cloud is still in, here is a article from softpedia.com

Microsoft's Marc Whitten, the corporate vice president of Xbox Live, has talked with Polygon about the recent change and revealed that the company is still confident in the digital future that takes advantage of the cloud.

"While we are adding in the ability to use physical discs, we still believe in the power of a digital and cloud-powered future played out at launch and rolled out over time," Whitten said. "You are going to see us invest a ton in all of the ways digital
builds experiences."

What's more, while the Xbox One can now be used to play games offline indefinitely, without needing an online check every 24 hours, using the power of the cloud will still require owners to go onlinewhile playing certain games, like Forza Motorsport 5 or
Titanfall.

"You have to be connected [for cloud processing to work]," he added. "All of the things that require the internet will require the console to connect. We want and expect most people to take advantage of those things, but we also want to give people the choice
that they can play offline."

The executive revealed that third-party publishers will be able to decide if they require a constant online connection for their games, either for their multiplayer modes or for their cloud services.

Microsoft's Marc Whitten, the corporate vice president of Xbox Live, has talked with Polygon about the recent change and revealed that the company is still confident in the digital future that takes advantage of the cloud.

"While we are adding in the ability to use physical discs, we still believe in the power of a digital and cloud-powered future played out at launch and rolled out over time," Whitten said. "You are going to see us invest a ton in all of the ways digital
builds experiences."

What's more, while the Xbox One can now be used to play games offline indefinitely, without needing an online check every 24 hours, using the power of the cloud will still require owners to go onlinewhile playing certain games, like Forza Motorsport 5 or
Titanfall.