The company took up the measure - which it committed to for at least three years in the UK - as part of a voluntary agreement with the country's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Microsoft told The Verge it will roll them out globally in the near future. The change will apply to UK consumers at first.
If those people keep forking over cash every month without using their memberships for another 12 consecutive months, Microsoft will eventually stop taking payments.
It'll tell them how to stop their payments if they want to opt out. The company will get in touch with people who are paying for an Xbox Live Gold or Game Pass subscription but haven't used it for at least a year. As part of broader changes to Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass in the UK, the company says it will cancel subscriptions that have long lain dormant. With that in mind, Microsoft is tackling the issue of inactive Game Pass memberships. It's all too easy for some folks to sign up for a service, pay a subscription fee every month and forget all about it.
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