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Playing the game over two phones (Kabam make your TOS clear)
blak_mamba
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Is it against the TOS to play with the same account over two phones? It doesn't say this anywhere as it just pertains to AW piloting? Just asking because I have two phones and one of them broke? Should I be able to play with my account on the other one?
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I meant with the same account.
Yes, you can play your account on your two phones. Here's a guide that shows how to transfer your account between devices.
The TOS is perfectly clear. You are not allowed to share your account login information with anyone else, and you are not allowed to play on someone else's account or let someone else play on yours. There's nothing about playing on multiple devices, and any confusion that exists about this is due to players inferring an inability to tell the difference between account sharing between two or more players and a single player using multiple devices or multiple game accounts. That inference is incorrect.
If you have one device and you have created multiple different accounts with different ID then that is against ToS.
Hope I did understand it myself and explained it “good” cause I’m still confused sometimes but I know when having multiple devices is OKAY as long you use your own Kabam ID That is connected to your account.
Account sharing is when two different people are logging into the same account. If your situation does not involve two different people logging into the same game account and playing on it, you're fine. Nothing else is relevant. Do you have a game account that you play, that someone else logs into? If not, no problem. If you do, that's account sharing and it is not permitted. Everything else about how many devices you have or how you created the accounts is completely irrelevant.
Two people, one account, equals bad. It is that simple. One person, two accounts is fine. One person, two devices is fine. Three people, nine accounts, twelve devices is fine. As long as two people do not log into the same account.
We're not going to talk about detection methods here, or anywhere. This is confidential information, and will not be shared. If you are the only one playing your account, you're safe. Do not share your account with others, and you don't need to worry.
Closing this thread down.