Both of Duty and Battlefield 6 will require a safe prelude to Windows

To protect better than cheaters, Activision He says that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 The players on the personal computer will need to use devices with a reliable platform unit (TPM) 2.0 and the safe boot feature of Windows is running when the game is available later this year.

Before, Activision does a “gradual start” of features along with launch Call of Duty: Black Ops 6The fifth season on Thursday. At least for this season, it will not be “an obligation against or requires the use of any of the settings.” EA he has He also said Which – which Battlefield 6 PC operators will need to get a safe boot and enable TPM 2.0 to run Open Open Beta.

While the anti -dispute systems and other security measures can travel a long way towards preventing cheaters in games, the tools are subject to checking the potential players’ systems or demanding users to operate the features they do not want to use. Activision is also recognized in the blog post, sometimes, they are still not cavity to completely prevent cheaters.

Activision argues that “this protection at the level of devices is a major part of our anti -fire efforts, and we are asking all players to agree now.” The update “will allow us to test our implementation of both features and give you time to enable these settings.”

Regarding performance, “TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot will not affect the quality of the game,” says Activision. “These features perform tests while starting the system and starting the game, but they remain inactive while playing.”

Activision also encourages users to run a bilateral approval. Although dual -factor authentication is not required to play the game at the present time, it may “become a condition for all users in the future.”

Update, 6 August: Battlefield 6’s Open Beta will also require safe shoe and TPM 2.0 to run.