“Undetected” is the most abused word in cheat marketing. Under NetEase Anti-Cheat, it means a package is being maintained against current detections — not that bans are impossible. Here is the honest version for Once Human players.
NetEase Anti-Cheat is documented at NetEase Anti-Cheat. It evolves. Vendors who care publish rebuild notes when ESP, wallhack, or aim modules need work. Once Human Cheats does that on Updates and explains the workflow on NetEase Anti-Cheat maintenance.
If a seller says “100% undetected forever,” treat it as advertising. Your risk also depends on how obviously you play.
After a Once Human or NetEase Anti-Cheat update, wait for a status note before queueing. Confirm NetEase services on Once Human Support if the launcher itself is failing. Do not run yesterday’s build into today’s anti-cheat and call it bad luck.
Keep tracking aimbot conservative and avoid highlight-reel rage settings that attract reports even when the binary is clean.
Read undetected Once Human cheats, the 2026 complete guide, and Pricing if you want the maintained stack. Undetected status is a process you check — not a sticker on the box.