Patent detects in-game “collusion” by tracking “external connections”

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Patent detects in-game “collusion” by tracking “external connections”

Algorithm also analyzes in-game data to find opponents secretly working together.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/11/ea-patent-could-probe-social-media-connections-to-detect-in-game-collusion/

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