Sued by Activision, the website that sells the Call of Duty hacking tool hastily announced its closure

Cheating has become a big problem in Call of Duty. From warnings to account bans, Activision is clearly very attentive in handling hacker but the situation is not much better. Rampant hack/cheat can completely kill a game, so not to let this situation continue, the developer finally took stronger punishment by suing websites that are actively promoting. Reporting and trading of fraudulent software in Call of Duty.
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CxCheats.net – the website of a small company specializing in developing and selling hacking tools recently apologized to customers and announced that they will stop providing cheat software for Call of Duty after being filed by Activision petition to the court. On its official Discord channel, CxCheats.net said their cheat services had “violated Activision’s terms” and forced them to “discontinue development and support for all things Call of Duty is in progress. for sale on the website”.

More ironically, instead of warning players that the use of these hacking software could get them banned or banned from their accounts forever, CxCheats.net showed great regret when it couldn’t continue to support hackers. more: “Sorry for all the pain we’ve caused Call of Duty players.”
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As of this announcement, people who are paying to use the site’s cheat service say their menus have been disabled. Some people have even asked CxCheats.net to refund the service for disrupting their cheating experience.

However, one thing to note CxCheats.net not only sells hacking tools for each Call of Duty, it also provides services for many other games like PUBG or Apex Legends and except Call of Duty has been closed, the games Other games still work fine. Though the struggle anti-cheat It’s still long and difficult, but this drastic move by Activision has clearly worked, so other developers should also refer to Activision’s approach. This is good news for true Call of Duty gamers and hopefully the company will continue to find more effective ways to tackle the hack/cheat problem.
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