Battlegrounds Mobile India Data Transfer: Today is the last day to clone PUBG Mobile data
Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is set to close the extended data transfer option for gamers who want to migrate their data from PUBG Mobile to BGMI, publisher Krafton has announced on its social media channels. me. According to Krafton, gamers who have not yet transferred their data have only a few hours until midnight to start the transfer, before it ends. The publisher recently revealed that BGMI will be transferring some data from PUBG Mobile to gamers who have played the Nordic map ‘Livik’ to facilitate smoother gameplay.
Krafton explain in a recent Facebook post that players will have until 11:59 p.m. UTC on December 31 (or 5:29 a.m. IST, January 1) to transfer their data from PUBG Mobile, currently unavailable in India due to the ongoing ban, to Battlegrounds Mobile India. Data that can be transferred includes older purchases and inventory, including seasonal rewards and other background information.
Gamers who want to transfer their data can log into the game and create a new character, then tap Agree on the pop-up that appears asking if they want to transfer their data. They will have to choose the same account they used to log into the game on PUBG Mobile, then confirm the data transfer. Gamers who have not linked their accounts before the deadline will not be able to transfer their data and progress to the new game or may have to contact and follow up with official support to request assistance. help.
The data transfer option was created earlier this year after the launch of BGMI, allowing users who want to transfer their data from PUBG Mobile is banned to the new game.
Krafton Update Battlegrounds Mobile India in november to remove Facebook login via embedded web browser – this decision was made after a policy update to the Facebook SDK. This means that players on Android Smartphones that do not have the Facebook app installed will have to use another method to log into the game. However, users who want to login via Twitter may continue to do so through the browser, for the period provided by Krafton.