More than 2 million players banned from PUBG Mobile in a week
During the week of December 11-17, the PUBG Mobile development team blocked more than 2 million people for using fraudulent software in an online mobile shooter. The report on the fight against cheaters has received the sonorous name of Ban Pan (“Ban-frying pan”).
The report states that almost a third of all blocked players were seen changing their character model, while about 15% of gamers were using auto-aim. Other violations include X-ray vision, hacking movement speed and area of damage. The accounts have been permanently blocked.
More than 50 million users play PUBG Mobile every day. This means that the total number of people blocked is approximately 4% of this number. It is noteworthy that to date the project has been downloaded more than 600 million times.
PUBG Mobile is a shareware model and is available on Android and iOS.
