In an update on its latest anti-cheat efforts, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds developer Bluehole has released information on 15 hackers' arrests made last week.
PUBG has been plagued by cheaters for months now, with the studio implementing anti-cheat measures to tackle the problem. In its latest update, the studio shared that 15 suspects were arrested in China last week for developing and selling "hacking/cheating programs that affect PUBG," and have been fined the equivalent of $5.1 million, with other suspects related to the case still under investigation.
Source : IGN.com
