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When the Third Party Plugins or Apps error appears in COD Mobile, it also means your account is banned, ensuring you can't use them to log in and play COD Mobile on any other platform.
How to Resolve Third Party Plugins or Apps Error on COD Mobile
Understanding the Third Party Plugins or Apps Error in COD Mobile
When players use unapproved software or Android emulators like BlueStacks, LDPlayer, Nox, Memu, a notification pops up with the message 'Please Prevent The Usage Of Third Party Plugins Or Applications.' It serves as a warning to gamers that such behavior is not allowed. Typically, if dates and times are listed alongside the message, it means you've been blacklisted until that point. Sometimes it acts as a warning before a ban is imposed.
Resolving the Third Party Plugins or Apps Error in COD Mobile
There are only two ways to resolve the Third Party Plugins or Apps Error in COD Mobile.
- First Option: Pause (don't play COD Mobile) until the ban is lifted, or create another Call Of Duty Mobile account to continue playing.
Even after a player's ban period has elapsed, some gamers still receive the Third Party Plugins or Apps COD Mobile notification, preventing them from accessing Call Of Duty Mobile. Subsequently, they still need to contact support staff to get it resolved.
With each update, there are often issues that the publisher has yet to resolve. To ensure a good experience, Mytour has compiled some common Call of Duty Mobile troubleshooting methods here. Feel free to apply them if you encounter any problems.
