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CTOnews.com, Sept. 14 (Xinhua)-- Game publisher EA is tracking cheaters in the game through a new anti-cheating solution developed within its engineers. The anti-cheating technology is called EA AntiCheat (EAAC) and officially known as the "kernel-mode anti-cheating and tamper-proof solution".

EA said in its official blog that EAAC will be "highly concerned about privacy and security" and that it will shut down all processes when the protected game is not running. EAAC can also be manually uninstalled at any time, but games that require this feature will not run. In addition, EAAC will only collect information about processes that are trying to interact with protected games, while everything else on PC will be a "restricted area".

EA said it also works with third-party security and privacy assessments to ensure that EAAC does not reduce the security of the PC on which it is installed and respect privacy boundaries.

As to why he chose to develop new anti-cheating software instead of using one of the many existing products, EA said third-party solutions lacked privacy control, accuracy, granularity and the ability to take security measures quickly.

CTOnews.com learned that EAAC will be used for the first time in "FIFA 23" on PC this fall to protect PC and mainframe players, as cross-platform games open the door for cheaters.

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