French publishing large Ubisoft has reportedly applied a “anti-harassment plan” for builders through the launch of Murderer’s Creed Shadows.
That is based on an nameless supply from the agency, who spoke to French media outfit BFMTV – as reported and translated by PCGamesN – saying that the corporate is discouraging workers from posting something on social media through the recreation’s launch.
“We’re suggested to not put up on social media that we work at Ubisoft to keep away from harassment,” they stated.
“It’s an initiative from Canada. There’s a group that displays networks and acts rapidly within the occasion of a focused assault. Not like what we’ve had earlier than, that is critical.”
Posts on Twitter and Reddit, in addition to movies on YouTube are being “intently monitored by a devoted unit to be able to reply rapidly to the slightest downside. Legal professionals are already able to file complaints within the occasion of confirmed harassment.”
Requested for remark, Ubisoft stated that its workers’s social media was their very own, however stated that it needed to maintain workers protected.
“Our prime precedence is the protection of our workers, together with on-line, which is why, as a regular observe throughout Ubisoft, we provide steerage on navigating social media, digital security, and help for group members’ well-being,” a rep for the corporate stated.
“We additionally share assets to assist forestall and shield towards on-line harassment, one thing our groups have sadly confronted.”
