
Your account isn’t lost forever.
But just filing a ticket isn’t enough to guarantee you’ll get control back.
How to recover 7 key things first.
If your Activision account has been compromised — email changed, linked accounts altered, or even used to get you banned — the road to recovery can feel like a grind. But with the right steps and persistence, you can increase your chances of getting it back and keeping it secure.
Here’s how to approach it like a pro and protect your digital identity next time.
As soon as you detect unauthorized access:
This limits what the hacker can do — especially if they’ve changed your email.
Activision has a dedicated Hacked Account Recovery process:
➡️ You’ll need to go through their support system and answer questions about your account details.
Tip: Be thorough and accurate — missing details slows everything down.
Support will often ask for things like:
Clear proof makes the difference between “no action” and a successful recovery.
If the hacker changed your Activision email, recover that email account first (e.g., Gmail, Outlook).
Once you have control of the email associated with your gaming account, resetting passwords becomes possible.
Once you get access again:
Two-factor authentication (using an authenticator app or SMS codes) is the biggest single step you can take to prevent future hacks.
Activision supports both methods — enable them now.
Activision support tickets can take a few days to process.
Keep your case number handy, and follow up politely if needed.
If they initially close your ticket without action, amend and resubmit with more evidence.
Gamers report cases where accounts were:
Recovering a hacked Activision account isn’t guaranteed, but with methodical steps and strong documentation, you boost your odds.
I’ve also had a lot of questions about how to actually contact support and what to say once you do.
You can download my Activision support templates here, so you’re not guessing or getting ignored.