Nieuws Joshua Khane 16 jul 2026, 13:31 • 2 min leestijd
Joshua Khane's Account Verlies: Wat Gamers Moeten Weten
Kort samengevat
- Joshua Khane's Microsoft-account werd verwijderd na een hack, wat vragen oproept over de klantenservice van Microsoft en de impact op gamers.
- Microsoft erkende de hack, maar weigerde aanvankelijk hulp te bieden bij het herstel van zijn account.
- Na publieke druk heeft Xbox Support Khane benaderd om hem te helpen zijn account terug te krijgen.
Tijdlijn
2026-07-16: Joshua Khane meldt dat zijn Microsoft-account is verwijderd na een hack, met een verlies van 25 jaar aan gegevens.
2026-07-16: Microsoft erkent de hack, maar biedt aanvankelijk geen hulp aan Khane.
2026-07-16: Na publieke druk en verontwaardiging, neemt Xbox Support contact op met Khane om hem te helpen zijn account te herstellen.
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Tweet van @JoshuaKhaneTweet van @JoshuaKhaneEarlier this week, Twitch streamer and gamer Joshua Khane went viral with a post calling out Microsoft for deleting his account and OneDrive. Khane noted that Microsoft acknowledged that the account had been compromised, but it declined to help him recover "25 f***ing years of data, thousands of Euros [spent] on games" and his "son's baby pictures." Now, after a massive outcry, Xbox Support has changed course and reached out to Khane to help him regain access to his account.
Tweet van @XBOXSupportTweet van @XBOXSupportEarlier this week, Twitch streamer and gamer Joshua Khane went viral with a post calling out Microsoft for deleting his account and OneDrive. Khane noted that Microsoft acknowledged that the account had been compromised, but it declined to help him recover "25 f***ing years of data, thousands of Euros [spent] on games" and his "son's baby pictures." Now, after a massive outcry, Xbox Support has changed course and reached out to Khane to help him regain access to his account.
Tweet van @ThatHyperZackTweet van @ThatHyperZackEarlier this week, Twitch streamer and gamer Joshua Khane went viral with a post calling out Microsoft for deleting his account and OneDrive. Khane noted that Microsoft acknowledged that the account had been compromised, but it declined to help him recover "25 f***ing years of data, thousands of Euros [spent] on games" and his "son's baby pictures." Now, after a massive outcry, Xbox Support has changed course and reached out to Khane to help him regain access to his account.
Tweet van @Helpma2Tweet van @Helpma2In a message posted on X, a Microsoft representative apologized to Khane and stated that its team has "been working to restore access to your purchases and reached out with the next steps."