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India's version of 'PUBG Mobile' rolls out device bans for cheaters
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engadget.comCheating is as much a problem in mobile games as it is elsewhere, and Krafton is taking extra steps to crack down on the worst offenders. 91Mobiles reports the developer is now permanently banning cheaters' devices in Battlegrounds Mobile India (aka the local version of PUBG Mobile). Rogue players can't just create new accounts to continue ruining your matches — in theory, they have to buy a new phone or tablet.
The concept of a device ban isn't new. Titles like Call of Duty: Warzone and Valorant
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