Operation Tangled Web was an operation that targeted retailers selling modification chips through the internet for Xbox 360 and other consoles. Microsoft has issued a statement in support of the action.
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I only do hard mods. I don't care to do soft mods because most are oriented towards cheating or exploiting xbox-live. It isn't worth losing my long standing xbox-live account for a moment of un-earned victory in a on-line game.
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Microsoft's statement is listed as an alternate source in there, along with the government agency's official statement.
Edit: Nevermind.
2 guys reported this as duplicate i checked other story thier similair but different the other one is about pirated video games
na Im not bothered with it all never modded any of my previous consoles so why now...
Im sticking with buying full games as it adds nicely to my draw full of games
Modifying your console to look different is one thing, and it doesn't harm anyone. But modifying the system hardware to exploit xbox live and facilitate cheating (as well as copyright infringement) is not a victimless crime - particularly when one is profiting from it.