Battlefield V on PC: Can EA clarify how cheating reports are handled now?

I want to raise a general concern about cheating in Battlefield V on PC without naming any individual players.

A lot of us are still running into matches where the behavior looks extremely suspicious or outright blatant, specially coming from a lot of level 500 players who even show off, and from the player side it often feels like reports lead to no visible action. I understand that accusations against specific users should not be posted publicly, so this is not a naming-and-shaming thread. This is a broader question about the current state of anti-cheat enforcement in BFV. 

Could EA please clarify a few things?

Are in-game cheating reports for Battlefield V still being actively reviewed?

Is EA Javelin still being updated or maintained for BFV specifically?

If action is being taken, is there any reason players so often feel that obvious cases remain active for long periods?

Right now, the biggest issue is not only cheating itself, but the lack of confidence that the system is working in a visible and effective way. Even a brief clarification from EA about report handling and anti-cheat support for BFV would help.

I am asking for transparency about the process, not for public action against any named player, no witch hunting, just the reality we find in the game, with more than half of the players in every session cheating and level 500 cheaters even admitting it in the chat (no jokes), and disconnecting human honest players from the server.