Battleground Mobile India’s privacy policy, company statement on Chinese connection, said…

Crafton, the maker of Battlegrounds Mobile India, has issued an official statement on the recent data transfer issue. This statement has been issued after receiving information that personal data of users in the Battle Royale game was sent to servers (including Tencent servers) established in China. PUBG Mobile has been brought to India under the name of Battleground Mobile India. PUBG Mobile was banned due to Chinese connections, after which Crafton promised to break ties with Tencent and invest more than $100 million (about Rs 740 crore) in the country. This problem of data transfer across servers in China has reportedly been fixed after a minor update.

Crafton says the company is fully aware of recent concerns over data handling in connection with the Battlegrounds Mobile India early access test. The company has said that it has taken this issue very seriously and has also taken immediate concrete steps to rectify it. Crafton also says that users’ data is shared with third parties to enable certain services in the game.

Battlegrounds Mobile India’s Privacy Policy fully discloses that the game may transfer certain user data to the Policy with the consent of the user. The company has said in an official statement that no data has been shared in violation of the privacy policy.

In its Privacy Policy, Battlegrounds Mobile India states that personal information will be stored and processed on servers located in India and Singapore, but that the Company may not transfer users’ data to other countries to operate game services or to satisfy legal requirements. can transfer. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) recently wrote a letter to the government demanding a ban on the game and even asking Google to remove it from the Play Store.