While the site has been shut down, the campaign continues. The team behind SBMM Warzone has been campaigning for Activision to grant them partner status, which has enabled similar third-party sites to run. However, Ben insisted this was not the case, emphasising that all correspondence from Activision's lawyers centered around privacy issues. There has been speculation that Activision's demands were partly driven by concerns round SBMM Warzone monetising its audience, both through adverts and the sale of premium memberships for up to $6 to access more features. Database Leaderboards More Latest Call Of Duty 3 days ago Warzone 2 DMZ Season 5: Everything You Need to Know All about the new Season 05 in the game. "We get nothing sensitive, and only form public players," spokesperson Ben said. However, one of the site's creators told Eurogamer that - while it used Warzone's API - the only data it could obtain was that of players who set their profiles to public and shared their PSN, Xbox or username. Match History Analyze the visual breakdown of your play to understand if you are doing well. In the original letter they received, verified by Eurogamer, Activision accused the site of infringing its copyright, violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and failing to comply with GDPR. Overview Your Best Assistant in Warzone Enrich your gaming experience with in-depth statistics of you, your teammates and opponents Lifetime Stats Track your lifetime stats in the Battle Royale and Plunder game modes. The site appears to be down and less than an hour ago, the creators confirmed via Twitter they had met Activision's demands and closed the site. On March 22, the Belgium-based developers behind SBMM Warzone received a cease and desist from Activision, ordering for the website to be shut down by March 29. To do this, however, the creators use the Call of Duty API, which Activision argues violates its terms of use and creates privacy concerns. SBMM Warzone lets users check out a player's number of kills, deaths, wins and other stats, and helps to rank other players in Warzone lobbies by skill, the goal being to help gamers understand who they are up against.
A fan website that tracks player statistics in Call of Duty Warzone has shut down following a warning from Activision and its legal representatives.
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