PUBG Mobile is taking a strong stance against cheating in the popular battle royale game. In a recent announcement, they detailed a significant crackdown on cheaters during a specific period (September 20th to 26th). Here’s a breakdown of their actions:
458,095 Accounts Permanently Banned: This substantial number reflects PUBG Mobile’s commitment to fair play and maintaining a level playing field for its users.
8,746 Devices Banned: In addition to account bans, PUBG Mobile also hardware-banned certain devices associated with cheating activity. This prevents repeat offenses from the same source.
584 Online Cheat Ads Removed: PUBG Mobile actively targets online advertisements promoting cheat software. During week 38 (likely corresponding to the same period of account bans), they removed 584 such ads, hindering the spread of cheating tools.
Reporting Encouraged: The announcement concludes by encouraging players to report any online cheat ads they encounter through the official PUBG Mobile support website: https://pubgmobile.live/support
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This crackdown is a positive step for PUBG Mobile players. By actively removing cheaters from the game, PUBG Mobile aims to create a more enjoyable and competitive experience for everyone.
How to Report Cheating: If you suspect someone is cheating, be sure to report them through the in-game reporting system. Additionally, if you encounter online advertisements promoting cheat software, use the link provided by PUBG Mobile (https://pubgmobile.live/support) to report them. By working together, players can help maintain a fair and enjoyable environment in PUBG Mobile.
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