Public reports
Reports from CS2 community servers.
Detections sent by licensed CS2AC servers. A detection is a flag for admins to review, not proof that someone cheated. Request a report change.
Public reports and clips. Reports may include player names, SteamIDs and server addresses. Privacy details
Clips may show the reported player's name and SteamID, map and game tick; other players use anonymous labels. Clips are stored separately and can be removed sooner to free space. Anyone can copy a public clip; removing the original will not remove saved copies. To ask for a correction, redaction or removal, use the report request form.
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A detection is a flag, not proof that someone cheated. A report stays unreviewed until a person checks it.
Marked as incorrect means a reviewer decided the flag was wrong. It does not say whether a server ban or kick was later removed.
A ban or kick command was sent means CS2AC sent the command to the server. The server's admin plugin must run it.
Repeated reports on this page match by player, server, map and check, and arrived within 30 minutes. The row shows the latest one; ×2, ×3 and so on open the earlier ones. Whitelisted counts group reports for the same player, server, map and check on the same date in UTC (the time zone used for reports). Open a group or count to see each report.
Whitelisted means the server owner told CS2AC not to send ban or kick commands for that player. CS2AC can still record reports.