PUBG MOBILE’s dedication to fair play is unwavering. The game’s advanced anti-cheat system, codenamed Ban Pan, is a powerful tool designed to detect and eliminate cheaters from the battlefield. In the week of November 1st to 7th, Ban Pan struck hard, permanently banning 612,957 accounts and 5,170 devices.
PUBG Mobile Anti-Cheat Report: Week 44
How Ban Pan Works: Ban Pan employs a multi-layered approach to identify and punish cheaters:
- Real-time Monitoring: The system continuously monitors player behavior, looking for anomalies such as aimbotting, wall hacking, and speed hacking.
- Machine Learning: Advanced machine learning algorithms analyze vast amounts of data to detect emerging cheating techniques.
- Human Review: A dedicated team of human analysts reviews suspicious cases, ensuring accuracy and fairness.
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Beyond Bans:
PUBG MOBILE’s commitment to fair play extends beyond account and device bans. The game actively removes online cheat ads, preventing the spread of harmful software and misleading information. In the same week, 4,491 online cheat ads with a combined following and viewership of 3,816,816 were eliminated.
By combining cutting-edge technology with human expertise, PUBG MOBILE’s Ban Pan system sets a high standard for fair play in the mobile gaming industry. The game’s relentless pursuit of a clean gaming environment ensures that players can enjoy the thrill of battle without fear of unfair advantage.
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