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Home›Tech Advice›Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Joins Overwatch 2 in Requiring Phone Number Verification

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Joins Overwatch 2 in Requiring Phone Number Verification

By Matthew Lynch
July 24, 2023
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The gaming industry has recently seen an uptick in measures taken to increase security and battle online harassment, cheating, and negative behavior. In a notable move to address these concerns, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has now joined the ranks of Overwatch 2 by requiring players to provide phone number verification.

This new requirement is aimed at making it more difficult for players to maintain multiple accounts, which is often linked to harmful practices such as cheating, trolling, and intentionally causing disruption or annoyance. The developers believe that increased account security will minimize these occurrences and provide a better gaming experience for the community as a whole.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s decision comes after Blizzard Entertainment’s introduction of the same requirement for its highly anticipated game, Overwatch 2. The company cited the same reasons and stressed the importance of maintaining a positive and inclusive gaming environment.

Phone number verification serves as a deterrent against repeat offenders who create new accounts after being caught using hacks or engaging in offensive behavior. With the latest move, players will have more faith in fair gameplay while communication between gamers is expected to improve.

While there are some privacy concerns regarding the implementation of phone number verification, most players have welcomed the change. They argue that this added layer of security helps ensure competitive integrity and protect their investment in time and money spent on the game.

It remains to be seen how other game developers will follow suit and if this trend will become an industry standard. If it proves successful, it is likely that similar measures will be employed across various gaming platforms.

In conclusion, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s decision to join Overwatch 2 in requiring phone number verification from its players represents a significant step forward in combating online harassment, cheating, and other forms of undesirable behavior within the gaming community. By making it harder for individuals to create multiple accounts for nefarious purposes, developers hope to promote a more enjoyable and inclusive gaming environment for all players.

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