Pubg cheats  offer gamers limitless possibilities for enhancing their experience in the popular battle royale game. From ESP to auto-aiming, these game-changing tools can give players the upper hand in any match – but they must be used responsibly and with respect for fair play.

Since PUBG went free-to-play and mobile, the game has become riddled with cheaters. The popularity of PUBG mobile hacks like seeing through walls and location cheats has ruined the game for many players, with even pro players struggling to maintain a decent KD ratio in these conditions. The developer Krafton has taken steps to combat these hackers, but it needs a more comprehensive solution to stop them once and for all.

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One such solution would be to add a report system similar to the merit points that players receive for completing missions in PUBG. With the ability to report players for using hacks like aimbots, ESP, and through-the-wall shooting, this system would ensure that cheaters are held accountable for their actions and improve the overall fairness and enjoyment of the game for everyone.

Although there are fake cheats available for PUBG, legitimate mods do exist and can be purchased from online stores such as Securecheats. These mods usually come in the form of an APK (Android) or IPA (iOS) file and can be installed on devices running a compatible version of the game. These mods allow users to enjoy features like ESP, sniper rifle accuracy, no recoil, vehicle hits, unlimited UC RP and countless other game-altering functions.