The annoying Warzone 2 proximity chat glitch that saw player names persist on-screen long after they'd wandered off has finally been fixed.
The proximity chat feature in Warzone 2 lets you hear nearby players, and vice versa, as you approach them. You can use this tactically, or simply to troll and exchange insults instead of bullets; whatever floats your boat. Players names are displayed on screen in red text while they're in your proximity, and should disappear once you're out of earshot.
This hasn't been the case however, with an annoying proximity chat glitch resulting in player names staying onscreen and overlaying as you run into new people. This isn't ideal as it obscures a portion of the display for the duration of the match, you can't make out the names of who's talking once the layers start getting out of hand, and it just looks plain ugly.