PUBG Mobile is one of the most famous mobile games in the world. But with the growing popularity comes a lot of tricks.
Therefore, to combat these hackers and maintain fair play, the developers have created various anti- cheat systems such as the Video Inspection System and the Script Detection System.
They also publish a weekly report informing fans about their action against scammers.
PUBG Mobile has released its twelfth report for cheaters banned for a week i.e. from November 13 to November 19.
This week's report revealed that over 1,106,964 accounts in PUBG Mobile have been banned for cheating, and each one has been permanently suspended.
The first report was published on August 29, when 2,273,152 accounts were suspended. The latter saw 1,838,223 suspended accounts. Last week they suspended 1,431,996 accounts for cheating, and this week PUBG Mobile banned 23% less cheaters.
5% of the Conqueror layer,
8% of the ace layer,
11% of the Crown,
13% of Diamonds,
12% of Platinum tier accounts,
11% of Silver tier accounts,
29% of bronze tier accounts
23% of cheats are banned due to the use of auto-aim, they are used to automatically shoot enemies using third-party scripts.
About 21% of cheaters used X-Ray images to gain an unfair advantage and see the enemy's position through hatches and walls.
0.14% were using speed hacks to outperform enemies with an unfair move advantage.
The 15% cheat has been suspended as it uses an area damage change where they can instantly kill others with more projectile damage.
10% of hackers are banned. because they used modification of character model hack to gain an unfair advantage using third party plugins. The remaining 17% were banned for unspecified reasons.
Fraud can be reported through three main channels:
Option 1: In-game reporting system.
Option 2: Customer service.
Option 3: PUBG Mobile community.