How to Access Your Apex Legends Anti-Cheat Report History and Player Stats. [GUIDE]

1. Log in to EA's Website

   Go to EA's website and log in to your account.

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2. Access Your Account Settings

   Click your username in the top-right corner of the page.
   From the drop-down menu, select "EA Account".

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3. Navigate to Your Data Settings

   In the account settings menu, click on "Your EA Data".

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4. Request a Data Download

   Click the "Request Download" button.

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5. Wait for the Email Notification

   EA will email you when your data is ready. This may take anywhere from 5 minutes to 1 hour.

6. Download Your Data

   Return to the "Your EA Data" page.
   Click the "Download" button (it replaces the "Request Download" button once your data is ready).

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7. Extract the Downloaded Files

   Use a tool like WinRAR to extract the downloaded file.
   If the extracted file is a .tar file, extract it a second time.

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   You should see two key files:

   • Request-xxxxxxx-eadp-ci-PlayerOverview
   • Request-xxxxxxx-ApexLegends-PlayerOverview

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8. Open the Apex Legends Player Overview File

   The Request-xxxxxxx-ApexLegends-PlayerOverview file contains detailed information, including:

   • Your anti-cheat session history (e.g., how many times you’ve been reported and why).
   • Login history.
   • Legend information (e.g., last legend played, equipped items).
   • Game details (e.g., last LTM played, ranked game stats, ranked gain/loss).
   • And more!

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Interesting, bumping so this topic doesn’t sink

Hi thanks for this guide!
For me the anti-cheat tabs are missing!
Could it be that I never got reported? :notsureif:
I must really suck lmfao

Maybe because I own other EA games I get less specifics for Apex? Weird.

Pretty cool, haven't seen this before.

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Originally Posted by abraxasb Hi thanks for this guide! For me the anti-cheat tabs are missing! Could it be that I never got reported? :notsureif: I must really suck lmfao Maybe because I own other EA games I get less specifics for Apex? Weird.

I don't get the anti-cheat tabs every time either. I assume its because you have not been reported recently or been reported by people who just spam report everyone who kills them but honestly idk. I just checked an account that got banned yesterday and it doesn't have anti cheat history but it did a few weeks ago when I checked, lots of reports for smurfing and movement lol. I'm not certain exactly how it works tbh.

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Originally Posted by ChangeThisLater I don't get the anti-cheat tabs every time either. I assume its because you have not been reported recently or been reported by people who just spam report everyone who kills them but honestly idk. I just checked an account that got banned yesterday and it doesn't have anti cheat history but it did a few weeks ago when I checked, lots of reports for smurfing and movement lol. I'm not certain exactly how it works tbh.

Interestingly enough, I got my first ban ever the next day. Don't know if the absence of anticheat logs has anything to do with them cooking a ban on my account but probably not. Thought I'd mention it anyway.

I was actually being stealthy and careful on my main but I recently had a day of weird and very abrupt mouse flicking on the software I was using after a Windows update, so I suppose that explains it.

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Originally Posted by abraxasb Interestingly enough, I got my first ban ever the next day. Don't know if the absence of anticheat logs has anything to do with them cooking a ban on my account but probably not. Thought I'd mention it anyway. I was actually being stealthy and careful on my main but I recently had a day of weird and very abrupt mouse flicking on the software I was using after a Windows update, so I suppose that explains it.

I get them when downloading on data on several of my accounts. I'm not sure why it's missing on some accounts and not others it's odd but I just downloaded my mains data today and it has all the anti cheat logs.