IronLexPM disse:
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Vc tem o número de protocolo desse atendimento colega?
Mto show heim. Mas pensando bem, é melhor a pessoa compartilhar seu jogo com 1 pessoa que revender seu jogo fisico a 10.
Tenho a transcrição completa do email, enviada pelo próprio sistema de chat da microsoft. O remetente é um email oficial microsoft (
[email protected]), com um cabeçalho anotando informações gerais (hora de início, término, atendente, o termo de privacidade) e logo abaixo toda a conversa transcrita.
No post acima, quando o atendente fala: "Yes. Games can be shared for all the profiles. Let me check
on this link".
Eu compartilhei um link com ele em que o blogueiro mencionava passo a passo o procedimento de compartilhamento e citava se poderia haver ou não riscos. Após a leitura pelo suporte e mais bate papo, pedi para "just to make things clear" e ele respondeu "That is why
Xbox One is awesome since it can save money as well"
Conteúdo do link enviado ao suporte:
Since the launch of
Xbox One, gamers have noticed a workaround that allows two friends to share each others paid content. This means only 1 of you need buy a game off the Game Store and it can be accessed and played from each others
Xbox One console. You’re probably not seeing the wrong doing in that unless you actually take a read of the
Xbox LIVE Terms of Use!
How “Friends” are obtaining each others content:
1 – Get your friends
Xbox LIVE details and log into this account on your own
Xbox One
2 – Go to settings, My Home
Xbox and set your friends gamertag as the Home
Xbox
3 – Your friend must do the same with your own account on their
Xbox One
Now you should be able to access and download all content from each others
Xbox LIVE Accounts, but the Home
Xbox feature was only in place to enable family and friends to play your games on the
Xbox Home console even when they’re signed in with their own profiles.
Currently there are not any reports of Account bans, but since sharing your account password and obtaining content that is infringing IP rights (basically playing a game you did not buy the license to use the software yourself covers this) is against the
Xbox LIVE Terms of Use – it is only a matter of time before a huge Microsoft enforced Ban-Hammer drops in your direction!
Sharing games also constitutes online fraudulent activity which is against the
Xbox LIVE Code of Conduct – this stipulates that you can not play any illegitimately obtained software, nor lend, transfer, sell, or otherwise provide access to your account.
If you know someone who is doing the above mentioned procedure, or you are doing this yourself with a friend…
STOP NOW BEFORE YOU LOSE EVERYTHING!!