PUBG Mobile continues its relentless pursuit of a fair and enjoyable gaming experience. They are taking decisive action against cheaters. In its latest anti-cheat report, the popular battle royale game revealed a significant number of account and device bans. Check out the full numbers and more information below:
PUBG Mobile Ban Pan Report Week 42
From October 18th to 24th, PUBG Mobile’s Ban Pan system permanently suspended 492,584 accounts and 6,292 devices. This aggressive approach aims to deter players from using unfair advantages and maintain a level playing field for all.
PUBG Mobile Ban Pan removed ads of cheats and hacks
The game’s developers are not only targeting cheaters but also online advertisements promoting cheating software. During this period, they successfully removed 334 such ads, which had collectively reached a staggering 10,785,296 followers and views.
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PUBG Mobile’s commitment to fair play is commendable. By actively monitoring and taking action against cheaters, the game ensures a positive gaming experience for all players. The company encourages users to report any suspicious activity or online cheat ads through their official support channels.
PUBG Mobile aims to create a thriving and competitive gaming community where skill and strategy reign supreme. PUBG Mobile employs a multi-layered anti-cheat system, known as BanPan, to combat cheating and ensure a fair gaming experience for all players. This system utilizes a combination of advanced technologies and techniques to detect and ban cheaters.
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