Free Fire Support (Image via Garena) If players are found using any of the hacks or other prohibited methods in the game, they instantly become eligible to receive a ban (temporary or permanent).

Since Free Fire MAX has not been banned in India, players are curious to learn if they can use their old accounts to enjoy the game. Much to their delight, they have found out that it is indeed ...

However, Free Fire MAX was not included in that ban, allowing players to continue enjoying the game. While the government has increased scrutiny of mobile applications, there is no confirmed ...

Free Fire from Sea Limited (SE-0.47%), was among those apps. Sea Limited is based in Singapore, but the reason for the ban comes because Tencent Holdings ( TCEHY -1.68% ) -- a Chinese company ...

India has blocked access to 54 mobile apps, mainly Chinese but also including Singapore-based Sea Ltd's "Free Fire" mobile game, over security concerns, government sources said on Tuesday.

Free Fire, a popular battle royale game which was set to make its return to India on Tuesday, has been delayed, raising pertinent questions about the circumstances surrounding its initial ban and ...

India's initial ban of 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, came after a border clash with China in 2020, and was widened this month to a total of 321, with Free Fire among them. KEY MARKET ...

The ban of Free Fire, which was among India’s most popular mobile games, at the time wiped out more than $16 billion of Sea’s market capitalization in a day. MORE FROM FORBES ADVISOR.

Free Fire MAX players in India are on edge as fresh speculation about a potential ban gains momentum. With the government tightening its grip on mobile applications over security concerns, fears ...