Wow: Secret services in WoW

After Youtuber House Hexagon with the supposedly creepiest story in World of Warcraft created so much attention, he presented a dystopian story in a follow-up video, which, however, corresponded to truth and goes beyond Azeroth.

• do we have to be careful in WoW, what we say?
• what does all this have to do with WoW?
• shouldn't Blizzard prevent that?
• almost to laugh
• "LFM NSA regular group"

He once again illuminated the secret files of the US intelligence agencies, which show that secret service employees of the NSA (National Security Agency) in games like WoW (buy now) are observed. After the events around 9/11 and the introduction of the Patriot Act, secret services even examine in online role-playing games as to whether terrorist activities are planned there.

do we have to be careful in WoW, what we say?

The former secret service employee and current whistleblower (Whistleblower = Ankleler or even scandal recoverer) Edward Snowden published a document with the name Exploiting Terrorist Use of Games & Virtual Enviroments in 2014. In German, this means "evaluation of the terrorist use of games and virtual environments".

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He provided this strictly secret document to the English newspaper The Guardian, who then made it public. In this document you can find information that disclosed that employees of the secret services and authorities FBI, CIA and DIA players have monitored in online games (especially Xbox live games) and checked millions of chat messages

what does all this have to do with WoW?

As it became known afterwards, secret services collect data about players that could be terrorists in WoW. In addition to reading chat messages, secret service employees even have their own characters in the field l , about which they collect information from players. With the amount of data, however, it can be assumed that the NSA and others have sorted out the data less explicitly and rather rigorously everything they could get.

shouldn't Blizzard prevent that?

Who is Edward Snowden? Edward Joseph Snowden is an American computer specialist who worked for the American secret services NSA and CIA. After giving up his job in May, he first revealed data from the English and American secret services in June 2013, which he stole from there.

The United States then filed a criminal complaint against him, which it was able to handle the asylum of various countries (most recently Russia). In the meantime, in cooperation with the English newspaper The Guardian, he publishes more and more secret documents that reveal the terrifying results on the monitoring methods of the secret services. Usually, secret services such as FBI and CIA have no right to read the data of the Blizzard servers as long as there is no real suspicion. Nevertheless, the secret services have reached Blizzard's data and thus millions of players and their chat news.

That the NSA also likes to spy if there is no suspicion. Press spokesman on both sides (Blizzard and NSA) do not want to have known anything-clear, because one side does not want to make itself punishable and the other does not want to give itself nakedness or must keep the release of the data secret.

almost to laugh

These expressly sophisticated and professional secret service employees are experts in intercepting and reading data of all kinds. With the technical Mambojambo, only very few rise through and even secret services from other countries that they themselves are spied on. But Did you know that there is an extra department of the American and English secret services that get data in the game by writing data in the game by writing with their alter ego player? Secret services at work sent the intelligence officer with his character a few players. The investigation is worthwhile: one of the two confesses terrorist activities. Source: National Security This goes so far that employees of the secret services try to get their character into certain guilds if an alleged terrorist could be there.

"LFM NSA regular group"

With these characters, secret services even advertise players to work for them. However, not any players are selected, but previously thoroughly checked people with high education. In particular, English and American secret services are said to have recruited scientists and engineers who play WoW in their free time.

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