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Activision bans 350k Call of Duty accounts in big toxicity crackdown

Activision bans 350k Call of Duty accounts in big toxicity crackdown

Posted on May 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Activision is cracking down on toxic and racist behavior in its latest Call of Duty games. As part of this effort, the company says that it has already banned more than 350,000 accounts for toxic behavior (as reported by other players) or for using racist names. Among other things, the company has added new ways to catch this behavior and weed out unwanted accounts.
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