PUBG Mobile: BanPan Report for October 2022
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| PUBG Mobile: BanPan Report for October 2022 |
PUBG Mobile Cheating Report in October 2022
Hello PUBG Mobile Fans! PUBG Mobile is a dominant game in the mobile industry. Its graphics, AI, and gaming style are unique, and you won't find anything like it in other games. This game is still popular in the twenty-first century. The esports industry is currently thriving. The popularity of esports players is currently on the rise. Many players are feeding their families by playing the game PUBG Mobile. The popularity of this popular game has led to the inclusion of cheating and hacking in the game. Despite being such a large and popular mobile game, this game still has Cheating and Hacking issues. But today, we're going to talk about what PUBG Mobile is doing to counter cheating in October 2022.
The prevalence of PUBG Mobile cheating and hacking has recently skyrocketed. We all know that technology is evolving, and that cheating and hacking are evolving along with it. We've even seen PUBG Mobile cheating and hacking in official PUBG Mobile tournaments. So, in order to combat such cheating and hacking issues, PUBG Mobile has taken stringent measures.
PUBG Mobile Strict Action to Cheating and Hacking in October 2022
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| PUBG Mobile account ban for October 2022 |
PUBG Mobile permanently suspended 515,443 accounts and 8,365 devices from 2022 October 7 to October 13. PUBG Mobile removed 5,879 online cheat ads with 68,367,365 followers and views during week 40. The Bronze League and Ace League had the highest percentages of banned players, with 31% and 19%, respectively. Cheating allegation resulted in the suspension of 15% of Silver League, 11% of Gold League, and 8% of Crown with Platinum League players. Finally, only 7% of Diamond League players were banned for using hacks.
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| PUBG Mobile hack ban for October 2022 |
More than 52% of PUBG Mobile players were banned for using the X-RAY Vision Hack, while 17% were banned for using Speed Hacks. Due to the use of Auto-Aim Hacks, 16% of players were suspended. Finally, 12% used Modification of Area Damage Hacks, while 3% used other normal hacks.
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| PUBG Mobile social media ban for October 2022 |
Aside from suspending the PUBG Mobile account, PUBG Mobile has also taken strict action on social media. Facebook deleted 398 Facebook Pages and Groups, totaling 6,833,946 followers. Instagram deleted 1,481 accounts with a total of 3,253,815 followers. Tiktok has removed 2,000 videos with a total of 56,437,667 views. Finally, 2,000 YouTube videos with 1,841,937 views were removed from the site.
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From 10/7 to 10/13, we permanently suspended 515,443 accounts and 8,365 devices.
During week 40, we removed 5,879 online cheat ads with 68,367,365 followers and views.
Report online cheat ads: https://t.co/I2YOfrqCVLhttps://t.co/YdeCgfem1Z pic.twitter.com/IyO7cGkaVi
You can also report the hacking issue if you see any suspicious activities in PUBG Mobile, such as hacking and cheatings, using this link:
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