1,045,826 Free Fire accounts banned for using hacks in the past two weeks

Here is a detailed account of the percentage of third-party programs and hacks used by players in the past two weeks.
1,045,826 Free Fire accounts banned for using hacks in the past two weeks

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Playing games like Free Fire is quickly becoming a way for people around the world to deal with stress in their daily lives. Mobile games offer users easy access, and anyone can download millions of free games and start playing.

Free Fire, launched in 2017, became an instant hit due to its unique nature and fast gameplay. It also helps to socialize with friends in the comfort of the players' home. However, to gain an unfair advantage over others, some players use hacks and third-party programs. This act not only ruins the game for those who play fairly, but it also destroys the competitive integrity of the game.

As a result, developers are always inventing new methods to deal with this problem.

To combat these cheaters and keep the game clean, Garena banned hackers from the game. In the past two weeks, developers have banned 1,045,826 accounts for using multiple hacks. According to Free Fire, 50% of cheaters have been banned due to player complaints.

Free Fire also banned 27,420 accounts for intentionally associating with hackers. In the latest report, developers banned more than 80,290 players who intentionally partnered with cheaters.

Types of hacks most banned from Free Fire

"Hacks

Here is a detailed account of the percentage of third-party programs and hacks used by players in the past two weeks:

  • 62% of hacks were banned due to the use of automatic targeting. Automatic aiming is used to automatically shoot enemies using third-party scripts.
  • 12% were barred due to the use of teleportation. This is used to instantly move from one location to another without covering the actual physical distance.
  • 4% were suspended due to the use of the ability to move through covers and walls.
  • 5% were banned due to the use of antenna hacks. These hacks are used to know the position of enemies.
  • The remaining 17% were banned for unspecified reasons.

Free Fire developers have also tweaked the "anti-hack" measures and optimized their detection methods for a better experience.

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