By default, there are two types of actions available to moderators:

Moderators can also create custom actions to manage player behavior.

Game bans are applied at the authentication level. When a game ban is applied, the player is blocked from UAS authentication and will no longer be able to access the game due to not being able to be authenticated.

You need to use the Unity Authentication Service (UAS) to identify players to use game bans in your game. For information on getting started with Unity Authentication Service, refer to the UAS documentation.

When restricting user communication, moderators can choose:

When a user is muted with either Voice Mute or Mute All they are still able to listen and read conversations but can’t participate themselves.

Communication sanctions take effect immediately.

For information on getting started with Vivox Voice and Text Chat, refer to the Vivox documentation.

In addition to the two default types of actions available in the Safe Text dashboard, Safety Moderators can create their own custom actions as well as edit the existing actions. By default, actions can be active for 1, 3, or 7 days, or permanently. These time settings can be edited on the Moderation actions page, allowing moderators to customize the length of time actions are in place for.

You can also set up events for actions that will trigger when used, letting you leverage Cloud Code scripts to customize actions to your game's needs.