PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG)with nearly 600 million players worldwide, it is the most played battle royale game ever, beating Fortnite Battle Royale, NetEase Knives Out mobile game and more. With its popularity, a big problem arises - deception. hackers keep inventing new ways to exploit bugs to create cheats. However, Tencent continues to pursue scammers. 
In its latest anti-fraud report Between January 8-14, 2021, the tech giant hinted that a total of 1 accounts were permanently banned during the period for using hacks and cheats. 
About 48 percent of these hackers were banned for using auto-targeting hacks or modifying their character models. Twenty-two percent of hackers were banned for using X-ray vision, 12 percent for breaking speed, and seven percent for changing the area of damage.
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The report also shows what rank the hackers were in when they were banned. This distribution is as follows: bronze: 38 percent, silver: 11 percent, gold: nine percent, platinum: 11 percent, diamond: 12 percent, crown: 10 percent, ace: six percent, and conqueror: three percent. 
Tencent also released patch 1.2 for PUBG Mobile last week, which introduced a new mode, weapons, and more. The new mode is called "Power of the Runes", which gives players specific options for preparing chicken dinner.
PUBG Mobile Season 17 is just around the corner. It is called "Power of the Runes" and starts on January 19th. As usual, along with the season, there will be a new Royal Pass, which will include new skins, emotions and much more.
Meanwhile, there is still no information on when PUBG mobile will return to India after PUBG Corporation revoked the license granted by Tencent to distribute the game in India.
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