Activision seems to be punishing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players who are sharing images and videos from the leaked battle royale mode, Warzone.
As noted by Video Games Chronicle, popular Modern Warfare content creator and insider The Gaming Revolution had his Twitter account suspended after he posted a video of a training section from Warzone. At the time of this writing, the Twitter account remains suspended and the video has been taken down from YouTube following a copyright strike.

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