The popularity of Tencent's battle royale game PUBG Mobile is almost unfathomable, but so are the number of hackers who have been trying to ruin the atmosphere of free and fair gaming for a long time. The threat caused by hackers and cheaters is a persistent problem that is sometimes beyond the control of developers. Even though some necessary measures have already been taken, officials have put in place a new policy that will leave no room for hackers. This article mentions the details regarding the new policy.
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It can undoubtedly be said that the YouTube streaming platform has played a crucial role in popularizing the world famous game. Many streamers and content creators have become famous by sharing their game with the fans or helping them with some necessary strategies while playing the game.
However, in recent months, several YouTubers have been promoting hacks and even guiding players to manipulate matches. As a result, authorities are already known to ban one million users every week in order to block hacking cases. Unfortunately, this step was not enough because there is no end to the growth of hackers.
The new policy put in place by PUBG Mobile has taken a stricter measure against hackers as it now plans to automatically restrict the channels which are found to promote illegal activities or hacks in the game. The decision had been announced via the channel Official PUBG Mobile Discord.
"If you have less than 1000 subscribers, or if yuo have hidden your subscriber count and have less than total 10,000 channel views, we will automatically terminate your channel without reviewing your content".
It has also been mentioned that the new policy brought by PUBG Mobile will automatically detect cheat phrases used in videos related to PUBG Mobile hack. This creates a more improved system where officials can easily detect hackers and weed out cheaters as much as possible.
The bold move made by PUBG Mobile has drawn an overwhelming response from fans who have become frustrated with the growing number of pirates. The new policy seems promising enough to reduce the number of hackers.
