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In a tweet early this morning, Call of Duty Tracker told its followers that "we're aware of issues regarding an inaccurate 'Pri💜vate Profile' error on Warzone and Black Ops Cold War profiles. This is due to an issue with the Activision services which we rely on." In an update shortly afterwards, the team said that "Activision states that all player profile privacy settings are not defaulted to 'Friends & External Tournaments,'" preventing third-parties from being able to access and analyse player statistics.

Fortunately, the fix is relatively simple. Players can simply log into the Call of Duty website, head to Account Preferences, an🅘d then to Account Linking. From there, you'll find the platform accounts that you've linked, but you'll want to ensure that the 'Searꦉchable' and 'Data Visible' tabs are set to 'All' - if they're set to anything else, your data won't be retrievable by third-parties, and stat trackers won't work.

While it's not too tricky to fix, players aren't impressed. On Twitter, users and both suggested that Activision was limiting access to stats to prevent players gathering information about Cold War's much-maligned Skill-Ba🦋sed Matchmaking. At the same time, were implying that some high-profile players were able to use third-party tools to duck out of high-skill lobbies.

Earlier this month, another third-party app, Warzone Companion, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:was forced to change its methods after players found they could use it to avo🐲id lobbies full of players with high K/D ratios in favour of those🔥 who were, theoretically, less good at the game.

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