PUBG Mobile Anti-Cheat Crackdown: 1,462,970 Bans in Latest Weekly Report

In its latest anti-cheat update, PUBG Mobile has banned a staggering 1,462,970 accounts through its sophisticated anti-cheat system. As the game's popularity surges, so do cheating attempts. While spotting a few bad actors is straightforward, tackling millions requires advanced tech—which is exactly what the developers have deployed to swiftly neutralize threats.

PUBG Mobile Anti-Cheat System: Types of Cheats Detected

The weekly report covering April 9-15 reveals over 1,462,970 bans—a 10% increase from the prior week. Here's the breakdown by rank:

• Conqueror: 1%
• Ace: 7%
• Crown: 11%
• Diamond: 11%
• Platinum: 10%
• Gold: 8%
• Silver: 12%
• Bronze: 40%

Bronze rank saw the highest bans, proving the system's effectiveness at entry levels where cheating often proliferates.

Cheat types included:

• 26% using Auto-Aim Hack for precise enemy targeting.
• 26% employing X-Ray Vision (EXP) to see through walls and structures.
• 22% banned for speed hacks, enabling unnatural movement speeds.
• 12% for area damage modification.
• 7% due to character model changes.
• Remaining 7% for other violations.

Shoulder perspective mode in PUBG Mobile is coming soon, with developers planning a global beta rollout.