Business of Esports - Activision-Blizzard Suing COD Cheating Website EngineOwning

On January 4th, Activision-Blizzard filed a lawsuit in California against EngineOwning, one of the most popular sites in the world where individuals can purchase cheats for Call of Duty: Warzone and other online shooter games. Activision hopes that this lawsuit will cause the website to be shut down so that people cannot easily cheat in…

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