Electronic Arts (EA) is beefing up FIFA 23 anti-cheat measures for PC players, the publisher announced in a lengthy new blog post. The new anti-cheat system operates at the kernel level, a program that works in a computer’s operating system. EA will install it automatically when users download the game. It only runs when the game is running, and uninstalling it also removes the anti-cheat system.
EA hopes to reduce the number of cheats that give players an unfair advantage in competitive play, either through cheats that alter gameplay or exploits that give them more FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) Coins they can use to acquire more FUT cards and recruit more players.
