Activision has reportedly shut down more cheat providers in Call of Duty: Warzone, marking progress in the fight against ...

Earlier this week, Activision launched its latest anti-cheat operation, banning 27,000 Call of Duty players and promising more to come. The crackdown is turning out to be the biggest yet and comes ...

Now, Activision is declaring victory over five more cheat providers who have been forced to shutter services after receiving ...

Team RICOCHET, the part of Activision dedicated to anti-cheat in Call of Duty, has issued over 228,000 bans since Black Ops 6 ...

Activision is now actively trying to remove cheaters from Warzone and this is huge step up from what they have been doing ...

Team Ricochet has revealed that most Call of Duty cheating reports they receive are mistaken, & they'll make changes so players can see that.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Despite Activision's efforts to curb cheating among some Call of Duty players, it remains an issue even in Black Ops. 6. But now, there's ...

With cheating becoming rampant in Warzone, Call of Duty is cracking down on cheat providers. Recently, Activision issued a legal notice to SoloQ Services, a prominent cheat provider. Following the ...

However, Warzone has suffered a troubling 12 months, with an ongoing backlash over cheating that Activision is struggling to get a handle on, and a perceived lack of content fueling what many in ...