(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); here is no such program out there that will “protect” your profile that simply opens your profile up. The ID’s inside the STFS meta data are references for the Xbox to secure packages to one profile/device to another. The console ID is simply a record and not used for anything. Microsoft has no access to the meta data of the STFS package, but always has access to your XUID and Console ID connected to LIVE. Your Xbox is constantly connecting to XBL servers and is always sending them your Console ID. Your profile ID is just used on your Xbox, but your XUID (Xbox User ID in the account block) is constant and cannot be changed, which is also always communicating to Xbox Live services. So it is impossible to have a “stealth” or “protected” profile. If you get reported, the report goes against the profile linked to the XUID stored on the servers (does not affect the Console, only the profile).

yeh i new this but what does nulling ur consol id do?

Alot of people think that nulling your ID's makes you unbannable, but what he is saying is that is not possible. Which is true. The only use of nulling your ID's is if you plan on making a tutorial and don't want anyone to see your ID's.