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Activision is officially suing a popular Call of Duty cheat creator
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Activision is suing the maker of popular Call of Duty cheats.
The lawsuit against Germany-based EngineOwning, spotted by GamesIndustry.biz, was filed this week and alleges that the company is “engaged in the development, sale, distribution, marketing, and exploitation of a portfolio of malicious cheats and hacks for popular online multiplayer games, most prominently the [Call of Duty] games”.
EngineOwning’s cheats, according to its website, include auto-aiming, auto-firing, and showing the
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