BGMI Data Transfer- Krafton announces the last date data transfer: Krafton made a shocking announcement for the Battlegrounds Mobile India Players. Krafton announced that the account data transfer from PUBG Mobile to Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) will be disabled on September 28 for the Facebook linked accounts. They also stated that the Facebook app will be required to log in on Android devices from October 5.
BGMI Data Transfer: Krafton announces the last date of account data transfer from Facebook linked accounts
Krafton stated in a blog post,
“As we have previously informed you, in order to safely secure the data of fans from India who have played in PUBG Mobile Nordic Map: Livik (“Prior App”), we are providing data transfer option of PUBG Mobile Nordic Map: Livik (“Prior App”) accounts linked with Facebook and Twitter to BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (“New App”). However, logins with Facebook accounts in the embedded browser of Android devices will be disabled in the future, according to the policy update related to the Facebook SDK. Accordingly, after the date mentioned below, the data transfer of Facebook accounts will be shut down, and logins will not be possible unless the Facebook App is installed.”
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BGMI Data Transfer: Krafton announces the last date of account data transfer from Facebook linked accounts
Changes with Facebook accounts
- The shutdown of Data Transfer with Facebook accounts: after September 28 Patch,
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- Krafton will further update you on the details of the schedule
- Target platform: Android OS
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- Login disabled unless the Facebook App is not installed on the device: after October
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- Target platform: Android OS
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*iOS not relevant
We would like to suggest you to proceed with the data transfer before September 28th if you wish to do it using your Facebook linked account.
Also, after October 5th, logins will be disabled unless the Facebook App is installed on your device; we apologize for the inconvenience, but please install the Facebook App to use the game.
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