The Indian authorities banned Free Fire and 53 other applications earlier this month. Mainly owned by Chinese technology and gaming businesses. It is claimed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology that the prohibited applications send sensitive data of Indian individuals to Chinese servers. Also, posing a danger to the security and privacy of Indian citizens.
It’s unclear how Garena will respond to the Free Fire restriction in India. Or if the game would be releasing again in the nation altogether. In January 2022, the game received millions of downloads from players worldwide.
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According to Sensor Tower, the download rate was approximately 15 million Free Fire copies from the Google Play Store. Also, more than 2 million copies were from the App Store in January 2022. In addition, the game generated approximately $42 million in sales in January 2022 from both of its shops. Garena has said that it is “investigating ways to resolve this situation.”
“We sincerely apologise to our users for any inconvenience,” Garena has also displayed. In a similar vein to what was with BGMI, there was no indication from the publisher whether the game would be releasing again under a different name.
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What More On Free Fire News?
Garena has the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of Krafton and bring Free Fire back to India. Krafton introduced Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) as a unique experience in 2020. After the banning of PUBG Mobile in the United Kingdom.
The game came out with warnings about a virtual world, green blood, and other adjustments to encourage more healthy gaming habits. For example, Garena can keep player data on local servers or servers outside China in the future.
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In addition, the publisher may include features to encourage better gaming behaviours, such as parental control, green blood, and other options.
Ritika Sharma
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