It\u2019s already common news that Garena has zero-tolerance for cheating and bans millions of Free Fire<\/em> accounts for hacking every month. And this time, from Nov. 15 to 28, 1.4 million accounts were permanently banned from the game, according to Garena’s blog post<\/a> today.<\/p>
Related: How to report hackers and cheaters in Free Fire<\/em><\/a><\/strong><\/p>
Since May, after Operation CutCord, which banned 3.8 million accounts<\/a>, the company implemented an anti-hack system to catch cheaters in the battle royale. Players with unauthorized third-party apps, scripts, or macros that are caught by the anti-hack team will lose their accounts forever with no chance of recovery<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>
Garena says it tries to prevent cheaters from ever using their hacks in the game, blocking 80 percent of them before they can disturb other players. Casual players aren’t the only people who are banned for cheating, though. Many professional Free Fire <\/em>esports players have already been banned from tournaments for using hacks<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>
If you do encounter a suspicious player during a Free Fire<\/em> match, you can report them by filling the Hacker Report Form<\/a> in the in-game support menu.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
