On the first day of the B test of "Battlefield 6", there was a plug-in player, which made players doubt EA's own anti-cheating system, Javelin.Regarding this issue, the customer service representative of SPEAR of EA's anti-cheating team issued a statement.He said that "safe start" has never been a "master key". It can solve plug-in problems once and for all. Plug-in problems also require active cooperation from players, such as timely reporting.

He also said that since the opening of the B-test of Battlefield 6:

Javelin has blocked 330,000 attempts to cheat or tamper with anti-cheating controls in public beta

There were 44,000 potential cheating reports on the first day of B test service, and today it has increased by 60,000.

We have worked with the Game Integrity team to use these technologies to enhance and improve Battlefield 6 detection capabilities.They also work with the Battlefield Active Games team to actively remove reported content that we identify as cheaters.

"Anti-cheating is not "one and all", but a changing battlefield. The methods that worked for us before, or the means that worked in other games, are not necessarily applicable to all games.

Hope this information is helpful to you, please continue to report to us – we will continue to clean up cheaters so that you can play fairly.

We are also looking forward to tomorrow’s public test, and if you need help fighting the cheaters of Battlefield 6, the best way is to report it through their profile on the scoreboard.

See you on the battlefield!”