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Activision serves cease and desist to infamous Call of Duty cheat maker—and films the whole thing: 'We will find you'

The publisher says it has disrupted 375 reseller operations so far.

Source: PC Gamer••14 days ago
Activision serves cease and desist to infamous Call of Duty cheat maker—and films the whole thing: 'We will find you'
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Quick summary

The publisher says it has disrupted 375 reseller operations so far.

What we know so far

Automatic note by LuaCat Games, built from what we know about the coverage (who reported it, how many sites, the story’s history) — not a translation or copy of the source.

Nobody besides PC Gamer has reported this yet — we’re keeping an eye out for confirmation.

Bottom line: Can’t call it yet — wait for more outlets to confirm before counting on it.

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08/30/2026 07:05
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08/31/2026 10:29
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Timeline: Call of Duty

What’s come out about Call of Duty so far, newest first.

  1. Call of Duty's Anti-Cheat Boss Dispels Cheating Myths, Breaks Down Review Process, and MoreIGN
  2. Call of Duty Anti-Cheat Boss Reveals Why Activision Shadow Bans Players Suspected of Cheating Instead of Immediately Permanently Banning ThemIGN
  3. Xbox Gets Exclusive Call of Duty Gun Skin PlayStation Players Can't SeePolygon
  4. Call of Duty Adds Doom Slayer Skin as Part of New Halloween UpdateIGN · Update
  5. Battlefield 6 Redsec is borrowing yet another mode from Call of Duty: Warzone - ResurgenceEurogamer

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