Undetected cheats, livestreams, no bans – what’s going on with Battlefield 6?

Parroting what others said above about secure boot and arms race and all of that, consoles have solved this problem by controlling their environment, cryptographically signing everything with unknown keys, and preventing custom software for the vast majority of users.  If secure boot can't solve it, an arms race becomes tiresome, and a PC is too general purpose to be locked down to the degree necessary to mimic the solution consoles have, I wonder if a custom OS mode would ever be considered.  Windows Store kind of solves these sort of problems, but everyone hates it.  What if Microsoft came out with a Store mode that you could boot into, where everything non-store was impossible to execute, and game developers miraculously used it and gamers miraculously accepted it.

Just thinking...

of course cheating will continue to exist, if you understand the dev charges $10-20 monthly subscription fees just for providing the programs. But DICE couldn’t even hotfix critical bugs like ifv mr missiles and hammering drones fast, what do you expect. 

I didn’t look for cheats because I wanted to use them — I was simply trying to confirm whether the cheating problem people keep mentioning is actually real.

Turns out, it sadly is. I did the research so you don’t have to — literally a 30-second search on YouTube, and here’s a snapshot (names blurred for privacy) from a video uploaded yesterday. You can clearly see ESP outlines around players through walls.

I’m not falling for clickbait — this stuff is current and public. That’s exactly what makes it so frustrating: if I can find it in half a minute, how is the anti-cheat team missing it? @Moderator, if this is too less blurred just let me know.