You might want to do some serious malware/antivirus checks because Overwolf (and by proxy Alecaframe) got hit with some nasty self-propagating stuff recently. And that might be be whats doing whatever thats setting off the ban flag when you run it.

They literally said they are working closely with the game developers and that alecaframe will not get me banned.

From https://support.warframe.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030014351-Third-Party-Software-and-You

We would like to make it clear that our involvement with Overwolf is simply that we’ve had conversations to ensure that Warframe’s EULA and ToS are not being breached in any way.

Overwolf is somehow getting your inventory from the game. Speculation is it's reading memory or network traffic. That is, in my interpretation, a violation of the TOS, but they were somehow getting away with it (or DE were being lenient, because it's not really that big of a deal to get your inventory out of the game).

Since you've been banned twice so far, I'd recommend you stop using it. I'm surprised you got your ban lifted the second time.

It's way past time for DE to make that information (inventory, account statistics) available to us directly.

They can just dump a json file where EE.log is when we log in.

hey, AlecaFrame dev here.

As far as I know, nothing has changed from their update to the 3rd party policy they made last summer (https://support.warframe.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030014351-Third-Party-Software-and-You) It is definitively not a widespread issue, and no one I have heard of (out of >150K users) has been permanently banned. To me, it seems like their automated system is for some reason being too aggressive with some players, and they just prefer to manually unban people instead of making it less aggressive. Let me try to contact DE directly and see if we can get a more direct stance now that AF has grown quite a bit

Update: I asked DE for public clarification, and this is their response: https://i.imgur.com/07aCLNI.png

Even though they won't publicly commit to saying "yes" to any third-party app, they have confirmed in their third-party policy (and again in this email) that Overwolf, which is the "risky part" (gathering the inventory data), is allowed and doesn't break the ToS.

As they also state, any suspensions (which are extremely rare, <10 reports in over 170,000 users) that their automated system performs are not a reflection of the usage of AlecaFrame [source]. These, which again, are extremely uncommon, are probably a result of their automated system flagging Overwolf/the overlay as suspicious. As these suspensions are just a byproduct of a false positive and not a violation of their ToS, they are usually promptly removed by their support team.

During the year and a half that AlecaFrame has been out, I am proud to say that there have been 0 cases of any player getting permanently banned (with no recourse) due to AlecaFrame.

It is my first priority, and also the one for all the people involved in this (Overwolf) to make sure AlecaFrame is, and will always be, fully compliant with their ToS.

While it's a bit jankier, WFInfo relies on screenshots, and thus does not run afoul of the Warframe ToS. DE don't endorse it, but have publicly said they won't ban you for it: https://forums.warframe.com/topic/875096-wfinfo-in-game-ducats-and-platinum-prices/?tab=comments#comment-9176107)

Did customer support tell you that alecaframe was the reason you got banned, or are you inferring that fact? Just asking because there are many ways to get banned in Warframe that have nothing to do with the software on your system.

Today i logged and played with aleca on and no problems on my end, very weird.