Does DMA prevent shadow banning?

Hello friends . Does the use of DMA prevent shadow banning? I see low-level accounts that are in the top 250 in many media. I wonder if this has anything to do with DMA. Do you guys who use DMA get shadowbanned? Can friends who use it comment please. I wanted to ask because it costs $400. I don't want my money to go to waste..

Shadowban is a server side thing that happens due to reports. But what I'm really curious about is if the process of getting a Shadowban is the same for someone using DMA and someone using external cheats. For example, can I play more games with DMA? For example, if I play 10-15 matches with external cheats and get a Shadowban, is the process longer or the same with DMA?

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Originally Posted by DEGE5561 Hello friends . Does the use of DMA prevent shadow banning? I see low-level accounts that are in the top 250 in many media. I wonder if this has anything to do with DMA. Do you guys who use DMA get shadowbanned? Can friends who use it comment please. I wanted to ask because it costs $400. I don't want my money to go to waste..

DMA doesn't prevent shadow bans. They are server sided based on in game reports, stats, flags etc. You will waste money if you are not playing other games with cheats because most externals on market stay undetected for years.

No, short answer. Shadow bans have little to do with cheat detection. As has already been written, it has a lot to do with reports and your account.

You will also be banned if you don't cheat.

DMA for Warzone is only worth it if you are competitive. In other words, you take part in tournaments and events or are a streamer.

$400 for a DMA setup just to play COD is way too expensive. There are enough external cheats that have remained undetected for a long time.

You can get good cheats for $30.

But I would still recommend DMA setup if you play other games.

That alone makes it worth it. You can still use DMA in games like Fortnite and Apex.

Phantomoverlay is a good provider that offers both COD in external and DMA.

With DMA you can also use more ESP features that an external cannot normally do.

DMA may be the best when it comes to undetected. However, DMA can also be detected. It is simply a myth. Detection of DMA is rare, but still possible. Providers like to promote it.
Valorant is very good at detecting or blocking DMA. Because the Immou sends certain signals. FWs are also being detected more and more.
This is the case with EAC/BE and Vanguard. Externals/Internals have been detected without any problems for years.
Activision with Riocheat can't even take action against externals. They have been undetected for years.
I'm not worried about DMA.

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Originally Posted by Nakanak No, short answer. Shadow bans have little to do with cheat detection. As has already been written, it has a lot to do with reports and your account. You will also be banned if you don't cheat. DMA for Warzone is only worth it if you are competitive. In other words, you take part in tournaments and events or are a streamer. $400 for a DMA setup just to play COD is way too expensive. There are enough external cheats that have remained undetected for a long time. You can get good cheats for $30. But I would still recommend DMA setup if you play other games. That alone makes it worth it. You can still use DMA in games like Fortnite and Apex. Phantomoverlay is a good provider that offers both COD in external and DMA. With DMA you can also use more ESP features that an external cannot normally do. DMA may be the best when it comes to undetected. However, DMA can also be detected. It is simply a myth. Detection of DMA is rare, but still possible. Providers like to promote it. Valorant is very good at detecting or blocking DMA. Because the Immou sends certain signals. FWs are also being detected more and more. This is the case with EAC/BE and Vanguard. Externals/Internals have been detected without any problems for years. Activision with Riocheat can't even take action against externals. They have been undetected for years. I'm not worried about DMA.

Yes, the event that confuses me is the iri and top 250 event of 100-level accounts. These users say they have had success with dma. I want to figure out if this is a dma ad or real. Do you use DMA

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Originally Posted by DEGE5561 Yes, the event that confuses me is the iri and top 250 event of 100-level accounts. These users say they have had success with dma. I want to figure out if this is a dma ad or real. Do you use DMA

Shadowbans are purely Account and playstyle based my guy, by now everyone should know that. Nothing to do with DMA. Someone could have an "bulletproof" WZ1 Account and use EO and never get SB as log as they would stay UD.

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Originally Posted by Cadyss Shadowbans are purely Account and playstyle based my guy, by now everyone should know that. Nothing to do with DMA. Someone could have an "bulletproof" WZ1 Account and use EO and never get SB as log as they would stay UD.

I understand, brother . Then we go to a provider of ud for a long time, such as the first proofcore. You get a reliable account that changes the old information. We throw away the idea of DMA. I bought proofcore. I threw away the thought of DMA, now all I need is to find reliable old level accounts, can you help with this

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Originally Posted by DEGE5561 Yes, the event that confuses me is the iri and top 250 event of 100-level accounts. These users say they have had success with dma. I want to figure out if this is a dma ad or real. Do you use DMA

DMA is a good choice when it comes to detection in general.
But you will also get a SB with DMA.
SB has nothing to do with the cheat software, but with the trust factor of the account and reports from players.

I have already been shadow banned on the PC with DMA.
But DMA is generally worth it because it is long-term.
Someone who makes it to the top 250 has to use an aged account.
You build up this factor over years.
The level has something to do with the trust factor.
You can play since Season 1 and start Season 3 at Level 1. The level is reset in each season.