Nefarious players are employing a game-breaking Destiny 2 bug that allows them to crash another player's game by sending them a malicious message in the FPS game's text chat. Bungie has now ...

Destiny 2's in-game text chat has been disabled due to a game-breaking exploit. Over the past weekend, as reported by PC Gamer, Destiny 2 players were crashing out of the PvP Crucible mode thanks ...

Destiny 2 developer Bungie has disabled in-game text chat on all platforms where the video game is available thanks to a nasty exploit being used by some players.

Bungie has announced that text chat in Destiny 2 has been “temporarily disabled,” after an exploit that allowed players to crash their opponent’s game in a player versus player (PvP) match ...

Destiny 2 developer Bungie disabled chat in the game after finding players could use it to crash one another’s games. There is no update on when it’ll be back online.

In Nvidia and Bungie’s ongoing collaboration to make PC the best place to play Destiny 2, Nvidia have confirmed (and in some cases reconfirmed) a host of technical features exclusive to the game ...

A week after Destiny 2 received crossplay, you can now voice chat with friends on all supported platforms. Yup, including Stadia.

Destiny 2's cross-play features went live without voice chat, but a new update recently pushed to the game enables cross-play voice chat.

Bungie clarifies its plans for Destiny 2 chat improvements following an influx of fan inquiries ahead of the Lightfall expansion's release.

The first update following Destiny 2's Season of the Lost launch fixes a bunch of bugs and lets you chat with people on other platforms.

Some players of Destiny 2 were in the crosshairs of a rude exploit this weekend when other players discovered the ability to use text chat to crash their game.

The text chat feature in Destiny 2 also allows for whispers - the ability to DM specific players, and one that's been available in all other Battle.net games.