Operation Cheat Code
A marketplace selling cheat software for an online game was reported on the publisher’s copyright and terms-of-service grounds.
- Sector
- Video games
- Content
- Marketplace selling cheat software
- Legal route
- DMCA §512 · Platform policy · Host & registrar abuse
- Time to removal
- Closed permanently (as published)
Cheat software typically copies or modifies a game’s protected code and breaches its terms of service. Those are the grounds a publisher can bring to the marketplace’s host, payment providers and search engines.
The published outcome for this case is a permanent closure of the marketplace.
Figures marked “as published” are the client-reported results of the operation. Client identities are shared only with consent.
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