COD: Warzone Cheaters Leave Twitch

Call of Duty: Warzone hackers are getting banned on Twitch and are now streaming for Facebook Gaming.

Twitch recently banned all Call of Duty: Warzone hackers for showcasing cheats and hacks to their followers. These streamers content is to help players cheat and show them hacks but Twitch didn’t want that and that’s why the Streaming platform banned them.Instead they decided to join the streaming platform Facebook Gaming.

Twitch has a more strict streaming policy compared to Facebook. Twitch’s extensive policy doesn’t tolerate hackers and they are against cheating but Facebook Gaming doesn’t have a rule saying that they are against that kind of streaming content.

Call of Duty: Warzone hackers who turn to Facebook Gaming are free to do and teach cheating to their viewers without breaking terms of service and are not getting suspended. Facebook Gaming created a safe haven to these content creators and even allowed them to monetize their videos and to also accept donations.

Warzone cheaters have been going live for months with Facebook Gaming. The platform can not ban these streamers. The game’s publisher Activision also didn’t take any action against these streamer hackers.

Facebook Gaming Streamers are now complaining about these Call of Duty: Warzone hackers.

Most of the streamers of the platform are not happy with them especially knowing that these streamers are also getting paid and all their videos are getting monetized.

Many believe that Facebook Moderation teams are completely unaware of the damage these hackers are causing. These cheater hackers are clearly encouraging players to cheat and that’s what’s saddened other users.

Allowing these cheaters to stream on Facebook Gaming is an alarming issue but many still hope that Activision also takes some action with these cheaters and ban their accounts permanently. Users also hope that Activision will develop a more efficient anti-cheat system to prevent cheating.