ArnoldRimmer on 12 June 2013
| bananaking21 said: they probably wont do anything about it. with all the bad PR they are getting i doubt they will force even further restrictions. |
Well, could indeed be. At least that would explain why Microsoft employees themselves are pointing people to this loophole of declaring random people as "your family" - it definitely helped silencing at least some of the criticism.
| bananaking21 said: though, your family list of 10 are probably going to stay and wont be changeable. meaning once u set someone as your family, you cant remove him from the list or switch him with somebody who isnt on |
Interesting idea. Since your relatives usually never stop being part of "your family", that would indeed be another restriction that would be easy to justify.
