Why was I permanently Banned in Battlefield 6?

The mouse features a rapid trigger mechanism with adjustable actuation levels. When fine-tuned, your rapid click spamming registers inputs faster than ordinary human limitations, crossing the detection thresholds built into security software.

Keep in mind BF6 Javelin is more strict than the previous battlefields anti-cheat.

Most Logitech and even Razor Hardware even says on the box. Enhance your gameplay with so and so device.

My Razor mouse did. Will it get me banned. Probably not. It doesn't have the functions yours does. Plus I didnt install the Razor Synapse software that is 3rd party software which TOS says to disable.

You probably also have Logitech G Hub software installed. TOS says to disable all 3rd party software or risk a ban. Using that software to enhance your gameplay is against the Rules.

Even ESports will disqualify you for using any 3rd party software to make complex macros with. Judges are really strict on that 

https://tos.ea.com/legalapp/webterms/us/en/pc/

People always say well they should tell us before we play the game. Well they do . You just button mashed passed it when you started the game.

Good luck.

Logitech is more to blame here than EA, but I also think a message when turning on the game letting you know that particular device could get you banned.  I'm certain they can see all connected devices, and if there's one like that mouse they could trigger that warning letting you know the potential consequences.

Though, if you bought that mouse knowing you could get an advantage... well, there you go.

Yeah, yet Javelin ignores cronus devices.  Discrimination at it's finest.  

Meanwhile back in the real world.

Cronus devices sit between the controller/mouse and the console/PC and inject modified inputs. Traditional anti-cheats struggle because the device appears as a legitimate controller. Javelin counters this by combining:

Platform-assisted hardware awareness (via Sony/Microsoft)

Behavioral/macro analysis of the actual inputs being received

Ongoing signal and pattern monitoring

This made Battlefield 6 one of the more effective titles at cracking down on Cronus users shortly after its October 2025 launch, according to widespread community reports.

Note: Detection is not always 100% instant or perfect. Some users claimed certain “safe” scripts avoided bans longer, while aggressive macros were caught quickly. EA continues refining these systems over time.