Blizzard Game Incident False Password Modification Alerts

TapTechNews May 25th news, according to TapTechNews users' submissions and feedback, many users received text messages/emails from the 'Blizzard Game Customer Service Team' early this morning, with the words 'your account password has been modified'. Due to the related incident happening in the dead of night, many players mistakenly thought their accounts were hacked.

At present, the official Weibo of 'World of Warcraft' has further explained and apologized for the related incident, claiming that the staff accidentally triggered 'ome text messages/emails about password modification' during the restoration of the Battle.net service, thus affecting some players who had previously had password recovery or modification. This does not mean that the user's account is at risk, and users can also go to the official website to try to log in or seek customer service help. Expressing sincere apologies for the inconvenience caused to players.

According to TapTechNews' previous report, the Blizzard game Chinese mainland server officially announced its return this summer and opened the 'Bloodhowl Recasting Message Activity' on the official website. The relevant activity will end on June 6th. The official said that when the message activity ends, more news about the return of the 'World of Warcraft' Chinese mainland server will be brought to everyone.