BF6 perma ban after previous false positive – CM escalation?
Title: BF6 permanent ban (Aug 31) after an overturned April false positive — asking for CM escalation, case #253794920
Hi all. I'm posting this here after three appeal denials because the webform isn't giving me anything beyond the standard template. I'm not looking to argue with EA's decision in public, just hoping a community manager can flag this for a closer look.
Timeline:
- EA account since 2007, no penalty history before this year.
- April 19, 2026: 7-day BF6 suspension for "competitive advantage." I appealed, EA agreed it was wrong and lifted it.
- Aug 31, 2026: permanent BF6 ban, same category, same PC, same setup.
- Three appeals (Aug 31, Sep 1, Sep 4), all denied with the template response.
What I've done:
- Pulled my EA data export. Every login since 2022 is from my own home IPs, no account changes I didn't make. So this isn't a compromised account, and I said so in my last appeal.
- Audited my PC. I had MSI Afterburner/RivaTuner, HWiNFO64, and MSI Center running alongside the game, which load kernel drivers (RTCore64, CPUID, NTIOLib) that I've since learned are on Microsoft's vulnerable-driver blocklist. I also used a Switch Pro Controller through Steam Input. All of it is removed now and I have before/after driver inventories.
I have never used a cheat, macro, or modified file in any game, and I've reported plenty of cheaters in BF6 myself.
My ask is simple: given that the April detection in the same category was already found to be wrong, could someone with the ability to escalate ask the ToS team to compare the two? If the detection was something other than the software above, I'd address it if I knew even the category.
Happy to share the driver screenshots or my data export with a CM by DM. Thanks for reading.
