recent bans

looking at the Patents Valve made for the Trust Factor system, I could find these factors that may impact Trust Factor:

- an amount of time a player spent playing video games in general,
- an amount of time a player spent playing a particular video game,
- times of the day the player was logged in and playing video games,
- match history data for a player- e.g., total score (per match, per round, etc.), headshot percentage, kill count, death count, assist count, player rank, etc.,
- a number and/or frequency of reports of a player cheating,
- a number and/or frequency of cheating acquittals for a player,
- a number and/or frequency of cheating convictions for a player,
- confidence values (score) output by a machine learning model that detected a player of cheat during a video game,
- a number of user accounts associated with a single player (which may be deduced from a common address, phone number, payment instrument, etc. tied to multiple user accounts),
- how long a user account has been registered with the video game service,
- a number of previously-banned user accounts tied to a player,
- number and/or frequency of a player’s monetary transactions on the video game platform,
- a dollar amount per transaction,
- a number of digital items of monetary value associated with a player’s user account,
- number of times a user account has changed hands (e.g., been transfers between different owners/players),
- a frequency at which a user account is transferred between players,
- geographic locations from which a player has logged-in to the video game service,
- a number of different payment instruments, phone numbers, mailing addresses, etc. that have been associated with a user account and/or how often these items have been changed,
- and/or any other suitable features that may be relevant in computing a trust score that is indicative of a player’s propensity to engage in a particular behavior.