Garena has banned 2.9 million free Fire accounts in the past two weeks for using cheats

With 2021 coming to an end, Garena issued the last ban notice of the year. Free Fire features intense close-range gun battles with special in-game weapon skins and character skills. Here in this article, we will be looking at the latest ban report released by Garena which banned 2.9 million Free Fire accounts in the last two weeks for using cheats.

Free Fire is very strict when it comes to in-game policies on overusing cheats. The developers use a built-in anti-cheat engine that detects players using cheats and unfair means. Let's take a look at the latest ban report from Garena who banned 2.9 million Free Fire accounts in the last two weeks for using cheats.

Garena banned 2.9 million free Fire accounts

There is an official anti-cheat system in the game that helps identify hackers and cheaters. A bi-monthly report is also shared on official Free Fire handles and it contains an overall result of banned Free Fire accounts.

The function of the anti-cheat system is to identify and ban cheaters/hackers or players who align themselves with cheaters. Many cheaters or hackers use third party sources of hacking or software. Players can also report these hackers to inform officials of the identity of the cheater. Then officials will deal with further progress.

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Below is a breakdown of the percentage of hackers and cheaters who cheated using third-party apps and hacking scripts over the past two weeks:

• A total of 44.9% of cheaters were banned for using auto-aim cheats. A third-party script uses auto-aim to automatically target the enemy hitbox.
• Over 27% of cheaters used antenna hacks, which gave the hacker access to detailed information about every enemy on the map.
• Teleport hacks were used by 17.5% of users who got banned. Using this cheat, players can instantly move from one location to another.
• About 6% of banned accounts were using wallhacks, used to outrun bullets through walls effortlessly.
• The remaining 4.5 percent were banned for unspecified reasons.

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