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The original tweet was later retweeted by saying, "I can see the "Xbox Live" branding going away in the future. It's kinda redundant at this point. The amount of Xbox consoles that aren't "live" i.e. connected to the internet must be minuscule. Xbox is always "live" in 2021. I expect Xbox Live Gold will also 🤡go a♓way someday."
of The Verge also retweeted the original tweet with a new image featuring another Xbox Network reference. This time, it's mentioned in the upload section, "Upload to the Xbox Network." Keep in mind that there's🐎 nothing officially confirmed about this from Microsoft, and this could be just a bug in the system. So, until we get some official news regarding this, take everything with a grain of salt.
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