Shares in nine cities fell by 25%. If the news is untrue, how can 9 cities make up for it and clarify the losses? So it must be true! The data belongs to Blizzard, which was stipulated when Ninetowns signed an agreement with Blizzard, and Ninetowns has no right to process or destroy the data. There are millions of Warcraft players, which is a huge online game consumer group. If 9 cities destroy or intentionally lose players' information, it will not only cause lawsuits from the majority of players, but also avoid being unable to get along in the online game industry in the future. Operators who treat innocent players rudely and ignore the interests of players cannot win the hearts and minds of the people. Therefore, you don't have to worry about losing your account data. However, in the process of handover, due to technical reasons, some players' data should also be lost, because you think that you will have abnormal data during handover, not to mention that there will be no problems in such a huge data handover.