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Activision is taking strong measures against cheating in Call of Duty, including shutting down cheat providers and issuing warnings about account reselling, especially with Verdansk's return to Warzone.
Activision is actively combating cheating in Call of Duty by shutting down cheat providers and warning against account reselling. Four cheat providers, "GCAIMX," "Suave," "ZZ'S," and "MoneyMan," have reportedly been shut down. The publisher has also issued a warning that selling accounts violates the terms of use and will lead to permanent bans, which impacts Streamer Mode Plus accounts. These actions coincide with the upcoming return of Verdansk to Warzone on April 3, 2025, and the launch of Season 3 for Black Ops 6 and Warzone. New anti-cheat technology and account security updates under the Ricochet banner are also planned.
\n A: Streamer Mode Plus is a mode in Call of Duty that replaces the streamer's in-game name with a random name to protect their identity. \n Q: When is Verdansk returning to Warzone? \n A: Verdansk is returning to Warzone on April 3, 2025.
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