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This prohibition covers both the creation and use of prohibited tools, meaning users face potential account consequences not only for using cheats but also for developing or hosting them.
Users are prohibited from using, creating, hosting, or distributing cheats, automation software, modded lobbies, hacks, mods, or other unauthorized third-party software, and from engaging in cheating, boosting, or booting in connection with the Product.
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"you will not...use, develop, host or distribute cheats, automation software (bots), modded lobbies, hacks, mods or any other unauthorized third-party software in connection with the Product, or engage in any form of cheating, boosting, or bootingExcerpt from Activision's Terms of Use
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This prohibition covers both the creation and use of prohibited tools, meaning users face potential account consequences not only for using cheats but also for developing or hosting them.
Users are prohibited from using, creating, hosting, or distributing cheats, automation software, modded lobbies, hacks, mods, or other unauthorized third-party software, and from engaging in cheating, boosting, or booting in connection with the Product.
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