Battlefield 6 Begins Mass Ban of Cronus Device Users — Cheat Creator Urges Victims Not to Publicize It
Drawing undue attention to the “problem” only prolongs its resolution and hinders efforts to test anti-cheat workarounds.
Recently, many Battlefield 6 players using Cronus Zen devices to cheat discovered their accounts had been suspended. An in-game message informed them they had been caught in the act.
The situation intensified to the extent that Cronus, the maker of the device, issued an official statement. Players report that after being unable to log into Battlefield 6 they were presented with a ban notification.
In turn, Cronus Zen’s developers advised users to temporarily suspend use of the device. The company also urged those who were banned not to discuss their suspensions publicly, to avoid drawing further attention.
Source: iXBT.games
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