BGMI Banned Accounts: Krafton releases the latest Sanctions Against Cheaters, permanently banned 44616 Battlegrounds Mobile India accounts- The hackers and cheaters are the biggest problems for any game developer. Krafton, the developer of Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), has permanently banned 44616 Battlegrounds Mobile India accounts in a week from 2nd – 8th May. Let’s check all details below: For future updates on BGMI Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
BGMI Banned Accounts: Krafton releases the latest Sanctions Against Cheaters, permanently banned 44616 Battlegrounds Mobile India accountsBGMI Banned Accounts: Krafton releases the latest Sanctions Against Cheaters, permanently banned 44616 Battlegrounds Mobile India accounts
Krafton always works for the betterment of the famous battle royale franchise. BGMI is a mobile game that has been made for Indian players exclusively. Gamers are facing a big problem in the game where hackers are ruining the gaming experience. Krafton recently introduced the device ban feature in the Battlegrounds Mobile India to prevent hackers from the game. This feature will prevent device-banned users to use games anymore from that device.
BGMI Banned Accounts: Krafton releases the latest Sanctions Against Cheaters, permanently banned 44616 Battlegrounds Mobile India accounts
Krafton posted,
Dear BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA fans,
44,616 accounts were permanently banned from 5/2 ~ 5/8.
We would also like to present you the entire list of cheaters who have tried to ruin our Battlegrounds.
BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA will strive to implement strong sanctions with the ultimate goal of eradicating the use of illegal programs in order to provide you with a pleasant gaming environment.
Krafton is trying their best to provide the best gaming experience to the players, to ensure this they are continuously banning the hackers and cheaters. For future updates on BGMI Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
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