PUBG Mobile has permanently banned around 1.6 million accounts in nearly the last five days, the developers had retained to share on Twitter. The recent Ban Pan anti-cheat announcement shared by PUBG Mobile shows the different proportions of performers and players in numerous tiers that were prohibited and a maximum of them were in Bronze. The tweet from late last week also shares probabilities for the different categories of cheats and hacks that existed to be used and most of these were auto-aim hackers that allow players to lock on to opponents.

PUBG Mobile inaugurated the Ban Pan anti-cheat policy late in 2019 to rid the tournament of crackers and cheaters utilizing specific exploits to get an unreasonable benefit over their enemies. A lot of players have been banned from then and with the upgraded anti-cheat statement, PUBG Mobile shared on Twitter that it prohibited 1,691,949 accounts from using the competitional game permanently. This was accomplished between March 28 and April 1.

In the tweet, PUBG Mobile also experienced that out of these over 1.6 million summaries, 35% of players were in the Bronze level, 13% were in Diamond, 12% in Crown, 11% in Silver and Platinum, 9% in Gold, 8% in Ace, and the remaining 1% in Conqueror.

Elaborating on the kind of severs that performers were using, PUBG Mobile dealt that 34% of these prohibited accounts were using auto-aim and X-Ray conception hacks that allow participants to lock on to rivals and spot other players through embankments respectively. Speed hacks were existing to use by 12% of these accounts, 6% were using a revision of area of destruction, 4% were amending their personality model, and 10% were employing other species of hacks.

In the prior session of bans, 1,813,787 accounts were prohibited from PUBG Mobile for utilizing similar hacks.

PUBG Mobile is however banned in India and though there retain been experiments to relaunch it, the future of the game remains unstable.

Let's now wait and watch how much time PUBG authorities will take to bring PUBG back to India. 

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