can I get banned for this

[Axion_Knight]

I've had my gaming pc for a whole month now and one of the most annoying things about it is the mouse, It randomly stops tracking so I replaced it.

My current mouse is a Primus Gladius32000P and it has a built in fire key that has a triple left click when pressed. I tested it in the firing range after figuring out what it did. I want to know if using this will get my account banned or not. To be clear I have NOT used this feature in any actual matches, I just want to save myself from doing something absolutely stupid. 

Any info at all will be of great help.

[EA_Mako · Accepted solution]

@WTF_Huitzo To clarify, we do not automate appeals or the messages.

Our Terms of Service team does use templates to make sure their messaging is consistent for similar situations, but appeals are reviewed and handled by actual people and are not automated.

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@Axion_Knight 

In this case, I'd definitely suggest seeing if your mouse software allows you to re-map that key while in Apex, or if not I'd personally avoid using that function.

A good rule of thumb is one action per key press/mouse click, which wouldn't be the case here from what you've described.

[Azov1988]

@Axion_Knight In theory yes but realistically no.

[Axion_Knight]

Realistically???

[reconzero]

@Azov1988

This is just one thing on a very long list of things that makes PC the cheatiest platform ever and of all time... but somehow controller aa gets the headlines every single time. Again, not saying it isn't a problem, but this really puts it in perspective.

[WTF_Huitzo]

it's EA you can get perma ban for nothing and there's no support to appeal , it's all automated message.

[EA_Mako · Accepted solution]

@WTF_Huitzo To clarify, we do not automate appeals or the messages.

Our Terms of Service team does use templates to make sure their messaging is consistent for similar situations, but appeals are reviewed and handled by actual people and are not automated.

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@Axion_Knight 

In this case, I'd definitely suggest seeing if your mouse software allows you to re-map that key while in Apex, or if not I'd personally avoid using that function.

A good rule of thumb is one action per key press/mouse click, which wouldn't be the case here from what you've described.

[Azov1988]

@reconzeroI mean tbf you can put mousedrivers and settings for it in the same bin as specific controllers with extrabuttons and ofc our lovely  strikepacks Cronus etc.

Atleast in theory eac could ban the software but its something they can’t with hardware mods