Recent Actions Against Exploitative Accounts - November 2023
Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
To provide more transparency on the actions we take against cheating and exploitation, here is an accounting of the number of actions that were taken over the last month, November 2023:

Total Exploitative WoW Account Actions in November 2023: 197455

All of these actions were for cheating or exploitation, which primarily result in permanent bans or 6-month suspensions. This number does not include other actions such as those taken on accounts with character name or in-game language violations. We continue to evolve our methods and act against these malicious accounts on a daily basis.
This article was originally published in forum thread: Recent Actions Against Exploitative Accounts - November 2023 started by Lumy View original post
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  1. Ryzeth's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Daedius View Post
    I said to look at the account/character statistics
    There's plenty of situations where false flags are going to be raised. So what you're suggesting is to either

    a) Have more automated systems that wrongfully punish people (we know how well the report feature works when a group is feeling especially petty)... And then have hundreds- if not thousands- of tickets made that has to be looked into... Which then leads into...

    b) Have an employee (or a handful of) whose only job it is, is to comb through every single 'red flag' that gets raised, and investigate.

    Neither are good. Banwaves do their job; Blizzard are the only ones with the data to know how effective they are. Much as people like to spout off "hurr i still see bots blizz!" after every banwave goes out.
  1. Zergin8r's Avatar
    For anyone who thinks it would be easy to ban botters/exploiters permanently... just take a look at how miserably google is failing at trying to prevent people from using addblock on youtube. They are pushing updates out every few hours, sometimes breaking site functionality and getting nowhere.

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