Microsoft did not want to waste time and asked to Rare Ltd to start working on Crackdown 2.
Unfortunately at that time Realtime Worlds were too busy working on their ill-fated APB MMO and were not able to develop a new Crackdown anymore. Quickly Microsoft changed their mind, wanting to publish a Crackdown sequel as soon as possible. Realtime Worlds were ready to start development on a new Crackdown while they were still finishing the first one, but Microsoft were not sure about it being a profitable game (they even added a code to access the Halo 3 Beta to promote it) and were taking too much time to greenlight the second title.Īfter Crackdown 1 was released it became a huge success, surpassing Microsoft’s expectations. This over-the-top open world game was in development for about 5 years and finally published by Microsoft as an exclusive title for their Xbox 360 in 2007. On Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram.The first Crackdown was developed by Realtime Worlds, a company founded in 2002 by David Jones, former founder of DMA Design, the studio behind the Grand Theft Auto series (that later was acquired by Rockstar). The rise of online scams has prompted tech companies to invest heavily in developing innovative solutions that can identify and prevent fraudulent activities in real-time and they have even taken the step of deploying artificial intelligence to combat thsi menace.įollow HT Tech for the latest tech news and reviews, also keep up with us WhatsApp's decision to intensify its efforts against scam calls comes at a time when digital fraud has become increasingly sophisticated and widespread. However, bad actors find different ways to scam users," the spokesperson averred. "We continue to provide several safety tools within WhatsApp like Block & Report, consistently build user safety education & awareness, as well as, proactively weed out bad-actors from our platform. WhatsApp spokesperson also listed out various other steps the company has taken to ensure security of users. We will continue to work relentlessly towards ensuring a safe experience for our users,” WhatsApp spokesperson added. Our new enforcement will reduce the current calling rate by at least 50% and we expect to be able to control the current incidence effectively. “We have quickly ramped up our AI & ML systems to bring down such incidents significantly.
WhatsApp has sought to battle the cybercriminals systematically by rolling out the tech to catch the culprits.
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