Yoshida Naoki says Square Enix considers taking legal action on the use of third-party plugins in Final Fantasy 14

2025-02-07 00:21:02|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

"Final Fantasy 14" producer Naoki Yoshida recently posted on the official forum "Lodestone" that Square Enix is ​​currently considering taking legal measures against third-party plug-ins used in the game.

Specifically, it was officially discovered that there was a third-party plug-in that could check the in-game character information that was not displayed during the game. In response, Naoki Yoshida explained: "This plug-in can be used to display the internal account ID of the Final Fantasy 14 character.part of it, then used to try to further correlate information about other characters on the same Final Fantasy 14 service account.

However, Yoshida Naoki gave players a temporary reassurance: "In addition to the character information that can be viewed in-game and on Lodestone, we also received some concerns, saying that the personal information (such as address and payment information) registered by users in their Square Enix account are alsoThis may be leaked through this plugin. Please rest assured that this information cannot be accessed using these third-party plugins."

However, Naoki Yoshida still calls on players not to use third-party plug-ins and not to share information about third-party plug-ins, or any other behavior that will assist in the dissemination of these plug-ins, because the SE side and the operation team are discussing removing problematic plug-ins and adopting lawsMeasures plan.

• 

  T2 believes that GTA6 violen

• 

  The SIE State of Play launch

• 

  "Midnight South" game durati

• 

  "Pirate 4" sales exceeded 4

• 

  "Assassin's Creed 3: Liberat

• 

  "Assassin's Creed: Shadow" c