ACE broadcasts all detected cheating data to the game team, whether it is identified as cheating samples or data indicating cheating behavior. The game team can then strategically combine this with game data to accurately and effectively penalize cheating players and prevent cheating activities.

ACE provides a "heartbeat" detection interface to determine whether the SDK has been compromised and whether "heartbeat" data is still being transmitted. By relaying such data to the game team as auxiliary evidence for anti-cheat strategies, it effectively prevents anti-cheat protection mechanisms from being completely bypassed.

The ACE anti-cheat SDK possesses comprehensive security status data. ACE transmits this detection information to the game team, which can then consider the game context, confirm the corresponding status bits, and formulate targeted cheat prevention strategies. This approach effectively addresses situations where the anti-cheat solution is partially bypassed.

ACE can effectively monitor android container virtualized gaming, currently covering nearly 20 mainstream Android containers. The game team can access detection data through the ACE broadcast interface and customize prevention strategies based on game circumstances. Additionally, they can monitor data conditions via the ACE console.

ACE offers both public and private real-time anti-cheat modules. The public module is continuously updated to enhance its self-protection capabilities and supports user subscriptions and publications. Additionally, it opens up the capability for users to independently develop private modules, providing flexible and real-time capabilities to combat cheats.