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Apex Legends (APEX) ban wave status

Quiet Anti-cheat: EA Javelin Updated 8 October 2026

First weekly report after EA Javelin replaced Easy Anti-Cheat on PC on 29 September, including bans for hardware cheat devices.

Source: Apex Legends on Steam

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Ban waves recorded for Apex Legends (APEX)

  1. 8 October 2026

    Apex Legends (APEX) Quiet

    EA Javelin · Global

    First weekly report after EA Javelin replaced Easy Anti-Cheat on PC on 29 September, including bans for hardware cheat devices.

    Reported scale: 12,969 accounts banned (Cronus: 1,201 bans; XIM: 199 bans) · Source: Apex Legends on Steam

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