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Free Fire returns to India, prioritising data security and user safety

Free Fire, a popular battle royale game, is set to make its return to India on September 5

Free Fire was banned by the Indian government in February last year [File] | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Remember Free Fire, that super popular battle royale game we were all excited to see back in India? Well, it looks like we'll have to wait a bit longer because its comeback has hit a roadblock. This delay has got people talking and asking some important questions about why it was banned in the first place and what's being done to bring it back safely.

The company has officially announced that they're delaying the launch of Free Fire in India by a few more weeks. They want to make sure that when the game is released, it provides the best possible experience for all the Free Fire fans in India right from the beginning.

Free Fire was banned by the Indian government in February last year, citing grave concerns over data security and user privacy.

Now, Garena, the company behind the game, has made a decision to bring it back as an app exclusively for India. This shows that Garena understands the unique needs of the Indian market and wants to reassure everyone that led to the game being banned in the first place.

Certainly! One of the most important things about Free Fire's return is how they're taking great care of your data. They've joined forces with Yota, a reliable company that's been given the thumbs-up by the Reserve Bank of India. Together, they're making sure that the personal information of Indian Free Fire players is kept safe on servers right here in India. This partnership isn't just about protecting your data; it's also about following all the rules and regulations that apply locally. Your privacy and security are in good hands!

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Besides taking steps to keep your data safe, Free Fire India is working on adding some extra features to make sure your gaming experience is not only fun but also safe and healthy. These cool additions will include a way for parents to keep an eye on things with a verification system, some limits on how much you can play, and friendly reminders to take a break when needed.

The return of Free Fire's popularity in India comes at the same time as the government officially acknowledging esports as a multi-sport event. Garena, the company behind Free Fire, has made a big announcement about the Free Fire India Championship (FFIC) and other international tournaments happening in Uttar Pradesh. This highlights how India has a great opportunity to shine on the global esports' scene.

Furthermore, Free Fire has teamed up with the legendary cricketer MS Dhoni, making him their brand ambassador and even incorporating him into the game as a playable character called 'Thala.' This historic move not only strengthens the game's connection to India but also sets a milestone by making Dhoni the first Indian sports star to be part of the Free Fire gaming universe.