Call of Duty updates are common. Often, Activision rolls out new patch notes to fix bugs or add fresh content. On July 16, following the latest Warzone update, the released another set of patch notes to address the age verification issue.
While players have been analyzing how these Warzone changes , the age verification patch notes have been dropped. According to reports, from now on, COD players have to submit their birthdate as part of a new COD birthdate verification system.
To explain this sudden change, Activision stated, “In accordance with our efforts to deliver a positive community experience as detailed in the Call of Duty Code of Conduct, Activision players are being asked to provide updated information to their accounts.”
According to the latest news, to keep continuing their Call of Duty journeys, including , players need to submit their ages. For those who are confused about how to verify birthdate in COD, the process is auto-generated. Next time when one tries to log into their COD game, it will ask to link their date of birth to the Activision account.
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