Call of Duty is one of the most popular franchises in the community. Furthermore, most users still hold great affection towards the COD: Modern Warfare series. Not to mention, the Microsoft-Activision $68.7 billion deal took the entire internet by storm.

Moreover, Warzone also received enormous support and love when it was first launched back in 2020. However, it started getting a lot of hate when Activision could not solve the cheating issues with the game. Although developers released many updates to solve this issue, the results mostly remained the same.

Interestingly, Activision has finally taken some serious steps against hackers and this new mechanic might put an end to it.

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Activision takes a big step against hackers in Call of Duty: Warzone

Call of Duty News recently shared a clip on Twitter where it shows Activision’s praise-worthy actions against hackers. In the clip, we can notice that a player would go invisible to a hacker if the system identifies them using cheats. The tweet read, “You will now go INVISIBLE to a hacker when they start shooting you inside of #CallofDuty Warzone.”

Moreover, the clip also showed valid proof where fans can see a player becoming invisible to a hacker. In the first few seconds of the clip, we can watch a cheater eliminating most users through the smoke in long-range. However, when another player lands in front of him in short-range, they immediately become invisible to the hacker.

Although the cheater was equipped with splendid weapons and kit, another player eliminated them with just a rifle because the hacker couldn’t spot them. Furthermore, the clip shows another footage of a different hacker facing the same issue. Both clips showed the first-person view of hackers and players confirming that Activision has finally taken big measures against hackers in Warzone.

Indeed, this is a required step as cheating is also destroying most users’ experience who love to climb ranks through their skills. What are your thoughts on recent steps by Activision? Let us know in the comments down below.

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