Following PlayStation 4 firmware update 8.00 yesterday, a number of users expressed concerns over a notification that states, ?Voice chats may be recorded for moderation. By joining, you agree to being recorded.?
As screenshots of the notification flooded social media, Sony released a statement on the PlayStation Blog, explaining that PlayStation 5 players will be able to record conversations that happen in a party chat, and submit them for review. What this basically means is that you?ll be able to record players that engage in misconduct over voice chat, and request Sony?s moderation team to review the content and decide whether any action needs to be taken or not. While only PS5 players will have access to the voice chat recording feature, they will be able to record PS4 players who are in the party as well.
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