After a period of two and a half months of testing, the updates promised to the public in 2023 will finally become available to all users of the application. steam.
New features include improvements to gift collection, the shopping cart and special games. Valve has added the function of hiding apps from friends and other people.
This will ensure a greater level of privacy for customers, which will be able to hide those addresses that are considered embarrassing for many players.
Will hidden mode really work?
Steam has a new feature to increase privacy – Image: Steam/Reproduction
a valve Game add-ons have been hidden by default during the various tests conducted in the digital ecosystem.
A unique code has also been added to a product in this category, making the item visible only to the account holder.
For shopping cart updates, the session is federated to all equipment previously authorized by the owner, including mobile devices and Steam surface.
Moreover, it is allowed to purchase gifts for multiple people with just one order, which makes it much easier when an individual wants to give gifts to a large number of friends.
The ordering procedures have also been modified, making it easier to place messages with gifts.
A special alternative is attached to purchases, allowing games to be hidden during the purchase process.
The public seemed to agree with these measures, and online comments were full of praise for the changes, which were already expected by a large proportion of the community.
So, the next time you access your Steam account, you will likely already see the above features available. Valve thanked players for their feedback and promised to provide more news in the future.
The issue of data security and privacy breaches has gained increasing space in discussions between civil society and governments.
Given the significant technological advances observed in recent years, it is essential to ensure that cybercrimes do not occur with impunity.
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