684,176 Free Fire accounts banned for using Hacks in the last two weeks

42.8% of banned accounts were reported by other players.

14 de October de 2021 Ronny Rolim

Garena continues to curb Free Fire cheats, permanently banning more than 684,000 accounts in just the past two weeks for hacking.

Games are becoming more popular as smartphones become more affordable and Internet penetration increases. One of the most popular games among fans is Garena 's Free Fire , a Battle Royale game aimed at mobile device users. Since its release, the game has been a great success. It recently reached a significant milestone when it became the most-watched mobile game in the third quarter of 2021 . It is also one of the 10 games with the highest revenue in September this year.

However, with millions of active users, some individuals seek an unfair advantage over others. To achieve this, they install hacks and violate the game's integrity.

To combat this illegal activity, Garena Free Fire has an anti-hack system, which not only stops them, but also bans them instantly.

The game's developers post an anti-hack report on their social networks every two weeks to inform fans and discourage cheaters from indulging in such behavior.

More than 684,000 Free Fire accounts received permanent bans in the last two weeks

Garena permanently banned 684,176 accounts from Free Fire . A staggering 42.8% of banned accounts were those reported by multiple players . In addition, Garena also banned 8,679 accounts for intentionally playing with hacks.

• Autoaim was used by approximately 64% of hacks. It is the most used hack in any game, as it helps with better aim.
• About 14% of banned accounts used the teleport hack, which allows players to move from one area to another in an instant.
• 13% of cheaters have used wallhacks, which help to shoot through walls.
• The remaining 7% were banned for other reasons.

Finally, to strengthen the battle against hackers, Garena has improved the game's anti-hack system. He also asks fans to report any unusual activity with the game's reporting system.