Previously we reported on Ubisoft, alongside Riot Games, launching an initiative to fight “toxicity” in on-line video games.
To proceed on with their objectives, Ubisoft have now additionally partnered with police in Northumbria, positioned within the United Kingdom, on enhancing response time for police to intervene (by way of BBC).
“We need to be on the suitable aspect of historical past,” says Damien Glorieux, senior director for his or her Customer Relationship Center primarily based in Newcastle.
Through the places of work there and elsewhere on the planet, they work on monitoring gamers with points that vary from points with funds to on-line harassments.
With their workers of roughly 200 individuals, they work with police ought to they resolve an interplay be thought of illegal or harmful as a way to attenuate response occasions.
Ubisoft has reportedly said that lower than 0.01% of circumstances have wanted police intervention.
It ought to be famous that regardless of this being a partnership with police positioned within the UK, their attain is just not solely restricted to the nation.
As such, there was a report of a risk to life in Norway that they had been in a position to report back to Norwegian authorities.
Going again to our earlier report, it’s value reiterating Ubisoft additionally has partnered with Riot Games in making a cross-industry database in monitoring on-line habits.
It wouldn’t be a stretch to imagine info gathered by means of this partnership could possibly be used for that venture, however is presently unknown at the moment.
