Call of Duty anti-cheating software bans over 14,000 players in one day

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Call of Duty anti-cheating software bans over 14,000 players in one day

Ricochet, the anti-cheating software created by Activision for Call of Duty, didn't pull any punches on July 28, with several thousand users were banned in just 24 hours.

More than 14,000 accounts were expelled from Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare II accused of cheating and hacking.

Source: insider-gaming.com

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