Krafton has announced a series of updates to its mobile title, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). The company recently announced that it will shut down Facebook’s data transfer process, allowing players to move their data and in-game items from the banned game PUBG Mobile in India to the new corresponding BGMI. In addition, Krafton also announced the winner of the Get Ready to Jump event at BGMI.
For those who don’t know, with the release of BGMI in India earlier this year, Krafton said that players who were playing PUBG Mobile before the ban in India could use Facebook for data, in-game items, and more. Information can now be transferred to BGMI. Of course, this takes into account that the player logged in to the new game using the same account that was used in the previous title.
Currently, a new policy change in Facebook’s Software Development Kit (SDK) will prevent BGMI players from migrating data from PUBG Mobile to their new BGMI account after September 28th. This is a new policy change in the Facebook SDK that only allows Facebook logins using the Android embedded browser.
However, please note that players logged in using their Twitter account or playing BGMI on the iOS platform will not be affected by this policy change. Moreover, After October 5th, players who do not have the Facebook app installed on their device will not be able to log in to their BGMI account...
Besides this, Krafton also announced the winner of the Get Ready Jump event at BGMI. The list includes 150 winners who receive a variety of BGMI branded goods such as mugs, caps, mobile rings, wristbands and bandanas. Developers will contact the winners via the in-game email system for prize distribution.
In conclusion, Krafton shared that between August 20th and August 26th, BGMI banned more than 195,000 accounts due to hacking and unethical activity. So far, the company has banned more than 336,000 accounts between July 30th and August 5th and more than 181,000 accounts between August 6th and August 12th. .. These accounts are permanently banned by the company so that other players can enjoy the game without worrying about hackers.
Therefore, if you use Facebook to log in to your game with your new BGMI player, we recommend that you transfer your data from your old PUBG Mobile account before the data transfer process becomes unavailable after September 28th. You can check the detailed story. Learn how to transfer PUBG Mobile data to your BGMI account to better understand the process.
