Microsoft Bans Thousands Of Xbox 360 Accounts

Microsoft is cleaning house once again by banning from Xbox Live those users who have modified their 360 consoles to play pirated games. According to Major Nelson the banning has been carried out to "keep game play safe and secure" for the 14 million community members, noting that any modification to an Xbox 360 is also a violation of the Xbox Live terms of use.
Posted by LOLcat via techspot.com
11.12.08 @10:32PM -0400

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maxkayden wrote on Wednesday, 12 November '08 - 9:32:34 PM
The problem with all these account based systems is that if the company suspects you're not playing nicely (or turns you into a victim of a clerical error), then you lose everything. if you've ever tried to contact Blizzard or MS account administrators, you know they don't care about your plights and won't even listen to your case. This is the ultimate DRM. There's a difference between enforcing the ... (more)

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