Continuing their ?zero tolerance? policy, Infinity Ward has banned more than 200,000 cheaters in Modern Warfare and Warzone and is continuing to implement ?additional security updates and added backend enforcement tools? to combat the problem. In April, that number was just 70,000, but the developer has continued to put pressure on those who would play unfairly.
The latest update was issued via the Infinity Ward Twitter account, and while it doesn?t offer specifics (likely to prevent cheaters from finding methods to combat the anti-cheat tools they employ), it shows that the company is still making cheating a primary focus of their efforts.

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