On behalf of the Tracker Network team, I would like to apologize that the maintenance is taking too long now. We did not have such plans for August and our developers had to disable the live match features late at night last week. Unfortunately, we have reasons to keep it disabled and we hope to share some news as soon as possible (hopefully, this week). As of now, there is no exact timeline for availability of the live match features.
Please be sure that we do all we can to bring them back. We have built this app for the community and invested (and keep investing) a lot of resources into it. As you probably know, we have many Overwolf apps for different games now and you can easily see how we have been improving all of them over the past year. The same team is involved in most of these apps (including Warzone) and I hope this fact has enough credibility to ensure you that we are not going to give up on the Warzone app and the current maintenance is for a good reason.
During the maintenance, we also need to make sure the app does not violate the game compliance principles. If you followed the news earlier this year when Overwolf was banned, you probably know that other app developers went too far by building a tool to encourage queue dodging. In contrast, our app has never been built for this purpose and our users are free to make their own decisions based on the data we have. This is a difficult process and Overwolf helps us to go through all the required steps. However, when such a big company is involved, things are getting slower.
We would like to thank everyone for your patience and we are sorry for the inconvenience. Your support is extremely important for us these days. As all of you, we want to bring the app features back as soon as we can, but this is also our responsibility to make sure that our tool is safe to use for you and does not hurt the Overwolf ecosystem.