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China Announces Enforcement Against Paid Add-ons and Unauthorized Commercialization

China’s operations team requires free add-on access, rejects paid unlocks and privacy violations, and allows voluntary donations only when they are independent of access.

China Announces Enforcement Against Paid Add-ons and Unauthorized Commercialization
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What was announced

World of Warcraft China published “China Announces Enforcement Against Paid Add-ons and Unauthorized Commercialization” on September 24, 2026. The announcement is filed under Shared; this page condenses its player-facing points without reproducing Blizzard’s article.

How to read this update

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Verification note

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