Why EA won't deal with cheating effectively

I don't think that's the case, It would be much more profitable to ban them and make them buy another copy of the game. 

The problem is anticheats are always going to come 2nd best in the war against cheaters and Javelin is just not as effective as they cracked it up to be. It's just not doing its job effectively, I mean it can't even detect someone using 0 recoil cheats and shooting a stock rpkm with laser like precision... meanwhile Youtube has hundreds of videos of losers showcasing their cheats and trying to sell them for dirt cheap, what's stopping this multi billion dollar company from spending 5 bucks buying the cheat and blocking it? It's just got to the point where you either learn to accept that this game is infested with cheaters and make peace with having a poor performance score or you quit playing. Those unfortunately are the options, This is the exact same reason I quit playing Escape from Tarkov, Battlefield 2042 and now I'll probably just quit playing Battlefield 6 if this doesn't get addressed and sorted out fast.

It couldn't effectively deter cheaters, but it dealt a heavy blow to players like me who uphold fair competition. That's right, the wrongful ban has lasted for a month, and I've lost a whole month of playing this game with my friends. This is the "anti-cheat" software created by EA's anti-cheat team.

I created a new account and played the free battle royale mode. There were still a lot of arrogant cheaters using their cheat tools without any restraint, such as wallhacks, auto-aiming, and passing through buildings. Every time I saw these cheaters wreaking havoc and then remembered my wrongful ban, I got angry and then laughed, haha.