Xbox Hacker Floods my Xbox Inbox

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Published on May 11, 2024 7:05:16 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM2qfZN6JLc

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Xbox Hacker Floods my Xbox Inbox because that's apparently the story of my life. I am kinda tired of posting videos of Xbox bots attacking my Xbox account and planned on not doing it to focus on other things. BUT I had to post this one because I was interested. This isn't just a random Xbox bot generator. This is an Xbox Hacker who had quite the history on this channel and that's I'm quite familiar with. Despite catching him modding with an RGH a while ago and him calling me a bunch of internet tough guy slurs, he changed, which I already talked about a while ago.

So the Xbox Hacker told me he floods Xbox inboxes with bots is simply for fun. Like some other Xbox Bot Masters, he does it for fun, to troll, and just harmless stuff. While yes, Xbox Bots are harmless, they aren't so harmless when you get them to spam report other players on Xbox. But we aren't sure, so it's for fun, and we'll leave it at that.

Once I saw my Xbox inbox flooded with these messages, I read them which said "GT BUML = Kid is like 4" and went on to send BUML a message because I was very curious. We had a bit of a conversation where I learned he does it for fun. In recent times, we've seen so many bots on Xbox that I'm wondering where Microsoft stopped drawing the line. Their bot spamming update worked somewhat, up until it didn't because I'm assuming at least 500,000 of the Xbox player base are actual bots. It could be more but I really don't know. But it shows Microsoft's limits on the amount of gamertags available on the Xbox Network.

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