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BGMI is a new battle royale game, the Indian version of PUBG Mobile. The developer allows players to transfer their old PUBG Mobile accounts to BGMI via Facebook and Twitter accounts. According to the latest news, Krafton has announced that data transfer for Facebook users will be stopped starting September 28, 2021 due to changes in Facebook’s SDK policy.
Turning off Data Transfer with Facebook Account
Android users will not be able to log in via embedded browsers after October 5. So, if you haven’t transferred your data yet, then do it before September 28th. However, the data transfer deadline is set at December 31, 2021, but there are changes due to changes in Facebook policy.
To transfer data, players must log into the game via their Facebook account. Make sure they have installed the application on their smartphone. Further changes will be informed to players via push notifications on the website.
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The post on the official website says,
Login with a Facebook account on an Android device’s embedded browser will be disabled in the future, in accordance with a policy update regarding the Facebook SDK. Therefore, after the date mentioned below, Facebook account data transfer will be closed, and login will not be possible unless the Facebook App is installed.
All BGMI players have a few more weeks to transfer data.
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