PUBG Mobile 2.2 Update: Level Infinite offers free UC for reporting online cheating content – Level Infinite, the new publishing division of PUBG Mobile is so clear with its vision to grow the game. They are taking strict actions against the cheaters in the game. The online cheating content process got an upgrade. Level Infinite offers free UC (in-game currency of PUBG Mobile) for the users who reports a cheater. Let’s check out the details below in the article. For future updates on PUBG Mobile, follow InsideSport.IN.
PUBG Mobile 2.2 Update: Level Infinite offers free UC for reporting online cheating content, Check details
To better answer what reports can be submitted through the form, a definition of cheating is now present on the front page. Here are the links to report cheating content online and check its status of it.
- Reports: Click Here
- Status: Click here
Here are some more details on how you can submit the request and more.
- The Discord and TikTok report options have been re-introduced. However, the reports from Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube continue to have the highest priority at the moment. Discord and TikTok reports will be checked when the time is right.
- A better help description is now available for situations where Facebook and YouTube identifications are not visible.
- The content type option has been merged with a simple checkbox to send a real-time notification for live streams. Make sure to utilize this for live streams, but do not use it otherwise!
- It is now possible to provide more detailed information in form of notes when submitting a report. This can be useful when the content you intend to report is not clear enough and you want to highlight it better. It may include a video link, text explanation or anything else you have in mind. Your notes will stay private.
Otherwise, the status spreadsheet has been completely overhauled. Most of the changes are on the back end to improve the performance so it will load faster on both mobile and desktop. Do you notice the difference? Now it also contains data from all time, dated as far back as 2019.
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