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Activision Blizzard

Nobody has checked the core use of Activision Blizzard from Syria yet.

Major video game publisher behind Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch

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What works

Each part of the service, checked from Syria.

Core useNot checked
Online multiplayerFails

Tested from Syria: Call of Duty could not connect to its online services, showing a network connection failure (HUENEME - NEGEV) and offering only local play.

Landing pageWorks

Tested from Syria on desktop: the Activision website at activision.com loaded normally, showing its home page with the sign-up and login links.

Sign-upFails

Tested from Syria on desktop: an Activision account cannot be registered from Syria, because Syria is missing from the Country/Region list on the sign-up form.

Sign-inNot checked
One-time codes (OTP)Not checked
PaymentNot checked
UpgradeNot checked

Progress Timeline

No Response

Activity Summary

Partially blocked in Syria. Community volunteers wrote to Activision's legal team twice in March 2026 asking for a review to restore access, and no reply has been received.

Follow-up Sent

Community Updates

A fifth volunteer wrote to Microsoft's export-controls team, again asking that Syria be onboarded following the lifted sanctions.

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