Activision takes action against a well-known insider after leaking details of the next Call of Duty

The company would have taken legal action after several leaks about the future of the saga.

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The insider known as TheGhostOfHope, who has been accurately leaking information about the franchise for years, published a message on social media explaining that he will no longer be able to share leaks.

According to his own words, Activision has legally requested that he stop disclosing confidential information related to the company and future games in the series. In his message, the insider claims that he will respect the request and stop publishing this type of content.

However, he assures that he will remain active on social media, commenting only on official information about the saga and public news that is not related to leaked material.

The leaks pointed to Modern Warfare 4 and the franchise’s future plans

Before this move, the insider had shared several pieces of information that generated significant interest among fans of the franchise. Among them were rumors that suggested the next major title in the series could be a new chapter in the Modern Warfare line.

Additionally, he also mentioned alleged long-term plans related to the future of the franchise. According to these leaks, the franchise could play a significant role in the launch of the next generation of Xbox consoles.

Among the ideas circulating in the community was the possibility of seeing two Call of Duty projects by the end of 2027: a mainline installment in the series and another project focused on zombies to accompany the launch of the new hardware.

As with any leak, none of this information has been officially confirmed, so it’s best to take it with caution until Activision reveals details about the franchise’s next steps.