Tim Vines, director at Civil Liberties Australia, told GamesFIX that Microsoft has a lot to answer for with a product that has the ability to listen and watch everything a person does.
"People should have the ability to turn off the camera or microphone, even if it limits the functionality of the machine," he said. Vines believes privacy is "all about control".
"Of course, if Microsoft doesn't allow that (control), then people should vote with their wallets and skip the next Xbox."
Vines says Microsoft should be upfront about what it does with data collected by Xbox One.
"Microsoft's new Xbox meets the definition of a surveillance device under some Australian laws, so they need to be upfront and tell customers whether anyone else can intercept their information or remotely access their device," Vines said.
Der Gebrauchtmarkt ist also schuld :v: Dabei wurden in dieser Gen noch nie soviele Spiele verkauft und extrem viele sind locker über 1Mio. Das sollte man mal mit der letzten Gen vergleichen :v: Das System funktioniert und wenn die Base diese Gen noch größer sein sollte, dann klappts weiterhin. Es geht ist aber auch logisch, das bei viel Konkurrenz irgend jemand auf der Strecke bleiben muss, wie auch immer
