Home Tech News Chinese police and Tencent seize $46M in assets during bust of what they claim is “world’s biggest” video game cheating operation, which made ~$76M in revenue

Chinese police and Tencent seize $46M in assets during bust of what they claim is “world’s biggest” video game cheating operation, which made ~$76M in revenue

Apr 21, 2023 0 Comments
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Chinese police and Tencent seize $46M in assets during bust of what they claim is “world’s biggest” video game cheating operation, which made ~$76M in revenue  —  A collaborative effort between Chinese police and gaming giant Tencent has led to the closure of what police say is the biggest ever video-game-cheat operation.
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