PUBG Mobile Anti-cheat Report Week 6: Level Infinite issues suspension for 410,381 accounts and 5,576 devices – Level Infinite, publisher of PUBG Mobile has released the latest ban pan report which covered the bans of sixth week of 2023. The publisher always stands for fair play where they recently introduced the updated version of the Anti-cheat system which prevents cheaters in the game. Here is the full information about the recent sanction against cheaters. For PUBG Mobile’s latest updates follow InsideSport.IN.
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From 1/27 to 2/3, we permanently suspended 410,381 accounts and 5,576 devices.
During week 4, we removed 51,854 online cheat ads with 768,023,186 followers and views.
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PUBG Mobile Anti-cheat Report Week 6: Level Infinite issues suspension for 410,381 accounts and 5,576 devices, Check details
Level Infinite introduced a new addition to the Anti-Cheat system – The new Fog of War anti-cheat system scans the area and the server will only send the visible information back to the client. If the new anti-cheat system finds someone using the X-Ray vision hack the system does not sends any visible information to them.
Level Infinite always shares anti-piracy reports with the fans to motivate them. This report always brings positivity among active gamers. They have revealed a set of images for the players to look into. Level Infinite always urges players to stay away from these kinds of activities. This is all about the banned accounts. Let me tell you once again, that Level Infinite will ban the account permanently. So, there will be no chance to lift the ban. Basically, this is all about the new feature. There will be more updates soon.
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