Microsoft not cleaning up the games from cheat hackers. Microsoft breaking the rules of our...

no he should not take a break from a game its microsoft who should be working overtime to get rid of these cheating people. I think microsoft should change their policy for naming a cheating person. It will prove that more people cheat o but thats right
its not microsoft fault go play something else. If you all are behind hire more people.

Any modding, glitching or cheating of any sort on a game will result on being banned, as it breaks the terms of use and conditions set up by microsoft. So if you dont want to be banned, dont mod, glitch or cheat, as it is not worth it

Hello EliP.M.,

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I understand your concern about hackers in Warzone2.0, MW2, Cold War, and WW2. Microsoft takes this issue seriously and has put in place a number of steps to counteract cheating and hacking in games.



The usage of anti-cheat software built into the Xbox platform is one of the measures. This software is intended to identify and prevent game cheating. Furthermore, Microsoft maintains a team of professionals who monitor and examine accusations of game cheating and hacking.



I understand you have not received a response from Activision, but I strongly advise you to continue reporting the hackers to them. You might also try contacting their customer service team for assistance.



Please keep in mind that Microsoft takes cheating and hacking in games extremely seriously, and we are continually working to strengthen our anti-cheat mechanisms to ensure that all players have a fair and pleasurable gaming experience.

Please see: How to report a player | Xbox Support

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Its more likely that you have been reset by the developers for breaking one of their rules,boosting maybe?

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This. "Hackers" cannot just reset your in game stats, those are kept on Activisions side of the servers. If your stats were reset ingame, then the developers reset them for you. MOST LIKELY for boosting, as real cheating would just give you a perma ban from
their servers.

My problem here is that in my opinion, you are only "cheating" if you are "breaking a rule," and Minecraft is meant to be a rule-free sandbox game. So, unless you are playing on a certain server that has a set rule stating that you are not allowed to duplicate,
than duping is not "cheating."