The makers of the automatic aiming cheating tool User Vision have announced that they will no longer work on the software “at the request of Activision Publishing.”
A new version of User Vision was scheduled to be released soon, using machine learning to set autotargeting in real time. The show became the subject of social media last week after the release of a promotional video on YouTube showing its features on Call of Duty. The promotional video was taken off the air after a copyright request from Activision, Ars Technica reported.
One of the developers posted a message on the product’s website using the name ‘USER101’. The post states that “software that can now be used for [Activision’s] games will no longer be developed and accessed.”
