It seems more likely to be the console companies themselves, as they decide what hardware can be used on their systems. That being said, Sony and Microsoft have both taken some action towards banning these devices, so that's probably not the case.

Here is my logic When I played Minecraft severs as a kid, you’d get auto kicked for fly hacks. They actually had some damn good anticheat. Now tell me why someone can change their name to the N-word, use three different supers at once, fly around, and shoot infinite heavy Zeno ammo from a sword in a rumble and not get banned. I personally think that they don’t want to lose the sales, or that someone has cut some sort of deal. I’m not only speaking about bungie here. ^ZERO exaggerating there It just doesn’t really make sense to me. I won’t name name but there are a few people that literally stream themselves cheating for MONTHS at a time without even a notification. Overall I don’t get it. I’ve seen things created by 15 year olds do better.

How do you know they're not getting banned? It might just take a little longer. I assume it takes time to recognize cheaters. I also assume that cheaters take precautions to avoid being identified. I also understand that anti-cheat software has to be somewhat invasive to be effective, and you have to balance effectiveness against invasiveness. I'm not an expert in this field AT ALL, so I'm probably not right. However, it does occur to me that more has to be going on because ZERO companies have eliminated cheating.

*companys

*companies OP is not talking about a singular company.

So it’s company’s

Company’s = Singular Companies = Multiple OP is referring to all gaming companies in general.

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