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Activision warns Call of Duty cheaters may be banned from "any past, present, and future titles"
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Activision has warned Call of Duty cheaters that bans may now apply «franchise wide».
In a blog post penned by «Team RICOCHET», the new team set up by Activision to deliver anti-cheat to the Call of Duty games, a change to the company's security enforcement policy specifically for the recently-released Call of Duty: Vanguard was highlighted:
«Extreme or repeated violations of the security policy — such as in-game cheating — may result in a permanent suspension of all accounts. Additionally, any
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