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The business behind Call of Duty cheats

Call of Duty describes cheating across the gaming industry as a multibillion-dollar illicit business.

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Call of Duty says a single cheat reaching one of its matches sits within a larger market of developers, vendors, resellers, account sellers and evasion services. It describes cheating across the gaming industry as a multibillion-dollar illicit business.

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The business behind Call of Duty cheats

Call of Duty describes cheating across the gaming industry as a multibillion-dollar illicit business.

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500.5K

6 Sources, first seen 6d ago

2.3K likes

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TLDR

Call of Duty says a single cheat reaching one of its matches sits within a larger market of developers, vendors, resellers, account sellers and evasion services. It describes cheating across the gaming industry as a multibillion-dollar illicit business.

398 comments

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203 reposts

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6 Sources

@CallofDutyCheating across the gaming industry is a multi-billion-dollar illicit business. Behind a single cheat that reaches a Call of Duty match is a larger market of developers, vendors, resellers, account sellers and evasion services.

@IGNAhead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s release, Activision has spoken about the “multi-billion-dollar market” behind video game cheats. https://bit.ly/4Akz5UP

@InsiderGamingIGCall of Duty's Team RICOCHET is 'Dismantling' The Cheating Industry https://insider-gaming.com/call-of-duty-team-ricochet-cheating-industry/

@eurogamerCall of Duty maker Activision claims video game cheating is now a £6.3 billion ($8.5 billion) a year industry https://www.eurogamer.net/activision-video-game-cheat-market-8-5-billion-a-year

@GIBizActivision cites data claiming cheating in games is an $8.5bn industry; 69% of online multiplayer studios consider cheating "a significant or very significant problem" "Over the past three decades, cheating has transformed into a sophisticated and constantly evolving industry," says Anybrain CEO and co-founder https://www.gamesindustry.biz/activision-cites-data-claiming-cheating-in-games-is-an-85bn-industry-69-of-online-multiplayer-studios-consider-cheating-a-significant-or-very-significant-problem

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