Krafton has that it's working to fully comply with Indian laws and regulations after its newly launched Battlegrounds Mobile India was found sending user data to servers in China
No data has been shared in violation of the privacy policy, the company said in its statement
Battlegrounds Mobile India had clocked 7.6 Mn pre-registrations on its opening day itself and 5 Mn downloads on the day of release
A day after news reports highlighted that PUBG owner Krafton is sending users data of its newly launched Battlegrounds Mobile India to servers in China, Krafton has released a statement highlighting that it’s working to fully comply with Indian laws and regulations.
“KRAFTON is implementing the industry’s toughest standards for data security and is working to overcome any shortcomings throughout the Early Access testing period, for the official launch of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA… And with privacy, player data safety and protection being our top priority, KRAFTON is taking the concerns raised very seriously and has taken immediate, concrete actions to address this issue,” the company said.