Xbox today announced a new feature that aims to protect the safety of online players: the Responsive Voice Alert. This is a tool that allows Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One players to record and send a 60-second video with audio from a conversation or chat that violates Community Standards. The video will then be reviewed by the Xbox Safety Team, who will decide whether to take appropriate action against offenders.
Responsive Voice Signaling is part of the Xbox Insiders program and the broader Xbox moderation platform, which gives players the ability to Also report inappropriate text, images, and videos.
How Xbox Responsive Voice Signaling works
The feature is designed to be as simple and fast as possible, without interrupting the game. Players can initiate a report while in-game by capturing audio, and then complete it later. The clip will remain on the console for 24 hours, during which time Xbox will send a reminder to remind the player to submit the reportAnd. After 24 hours, the video will be deleted automatically.
Responsive Voice Signaling is the result of extensive research and community feedback. For now, the feature will only be available in English-speaking markets (US, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand), but Xbox is working to extend it to other languages as well.
In this way, Xbox reinforces its commitment to ensuring a safe and respectful environment for gamers, who interact with each other every day.