INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
of their anti-cheating efforts in the game.The update was posted on PC-gaming platform Steam and details the arrest by Chinese authorities
of 15 individuals that were suspected of developing and selling hack programs for PUBG
As a result of the arrests, the suspects have been fined over $5 million.According to the statement from Chinese authorities, some of the
This much is clear from the anti-cheating software that they've employed, BattlEye, which has banned over 1 million players in January 2018
alone.Aside from the rising threat of Chinese hackers and cheaters, there are also growing concerns over mouse and keyboard players using
