Tag Archives: explained

Ark: Survival Ascended has finally launched, and players are flocking to official servers to see who can become the king of The Island. However, many players are experiencing a “Server Full” error when trying to join all Official servers, even though the server isn’t actually full. I’ll explain this issue below.

Ark: Survival Ascended “Server Full” error explained

Studio Wildcard has made an announcement stating they are aware of inaccurate player counts in the server browser. This is why you are receiving a “Server Full” error when trying to join seemingly open servers.

This statement makes a lot of sense to those who have attempted to join Official servers in ASA over the last few days, as many are…

Ark: Survival Ascended provides several different ways to play the game, but what are the differences in server types?

There are four different server types in Ark: Survival Ascended, which range in features and the amount of players they can hold. This includes a single-player server, which is the easiest way to access the game but prevents all multiplayer.

As such, many players will turn to online ways to play but with three different types of servers, what are the differences? We’ve explained it all below.

What is an official server in Ark: Survival Ascended?

An official server in Ark: Survival Ascended is one managed by Studio Wildcard themselves and puts you online with other players, in either PvP or PvE format.

Official servers in Ark: Survival Ascended can be accessed…

End to end encryption refers to applying encryption to all messages on a specific device, when the device it is directly sent to can decrypt it. The message should travel in encrypted form from the device of the sender straight to the device of the receiver.

Who Uses End To End Encryption?

End to end encryption is used by many online applications and communications services. Popular services which use end to end encryption include Zoom and WhatsApp. They have implemented the use of end to end encryption services in order to ensure that data cannot be accessed and read by anyone other than the recipient.

This should mean that messages are both sent and received securely and should help prevent hackers from accessing sensitive or confidential information only intended for…