Riot Games announced that the company will now use new tools to reduce
What is known
Absolutely all conversations will be recorded, butThey will listen to them only if a complaint has been received against the player. Then Riot Games will check whether the person really violated the rules. If so, they will “take action,” and if not, the audio will simply be deleted. The company also stated that the new voice moderation tools do not involve actively listening to live in-game chat.
“We know that many are worried about the possibility of collectingvoice data, but believe me - we would not introduce such a system if we ourselves were not ready to entrust it with our data. If you absolutely do not want your voice to be recorded, just turn off the voice chat in the game settings. "
Before you run the update on everythingworld, it will first be tested in North America. In the future, the developers want to add it to the rest of their games. Those who are concerned about their privacy can always opt for a third-party voice chat app.
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