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Call of Duty bans may now apply to all 'past, present, and future' games in the series
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Take heed, Call of Duty cheaters: Activision has updated its security enforcement policy to state that «extreme or repeated violations» could result in the permanent suspension of all your accounts in every Call of Duty game—including the ones that aren't even out yet.
Word of the harsher potential penalties came by way of a status update on Ricochet, the new kernel mode anti-cheat system Activision revealed in October. The kernel-level driver won't arrive until the December rollout of Warzone's
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