Data Statistics: The number of CS bans has shown a downward trend in the past three months

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<h1 class="floatL">This may be related to Valve's upgrade of the anti-cheat system.</h1>
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<p>According to survey data released by foreign media, the number of CS bans has shown a downward trend in the past three months. The just-concluded July had the fewest number of banned users in the past three months.</p>
<p>In June, it was 8,514 people, and in May, it was 24,439 people. The number of bans in July decreased by 34<span>%</span> compared to June and by 77% compared to May.</p>
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<p>Regarding this trend, CSers speculate that although Valve has upgraded the anti-cheat system, it is possible that cheat development software has also "leveled up," making today's cheat detection more challenging.</p>
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Data Statistics: The number of CS bans has shown a downward trend in the past three months

This may be related to Valve's upgrade of the anti-cheat system.

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