PUBG Shares its Latest Anti-Cheat Dev Letter With Updates on New Measures and Progress: AI Based Detection Framework, 2.8x More Monitoring Staff, System Enhancements, and More
The latest anti-cheat dev letter (14th of November 2025) has now been shared by PUBG, outlining the improvements and actions that the brand has taken to ensure a fair gaming experience. Enhanced detection models, improved reporting system, and reduced false bans are a few of the notable aspects the brand has focused on.
Read more about it below.
PUBG’s Anti-Cheat Dev Letter for 14th November 2025 Shared
Firstly, to counter evolving cheat programs, PUBG has added its AI-based detection framework which will be capable of identifying abnormal activities and thereafter enforce a ban on the wrongdoers. The detection rate has thus been increased by about 2.5 times, and the time taken for the detection process has reduced by 90%. Also, thanks to transition to newer generation models, the anti-cheat system performance on consoles is also revealed to have been enhanced. Use of key mapping tools, mouse/keyboard converters, recoil-control macros, and other unauthorized devices on consoles will also be reduced from now on.
With the improved reporting system, PUBG has increased its monitoring staff by about 2.8 times and additionally, the average review processing time has dropped down by about 75%. While wrongdoers and fake players should be punished, at times legitimate players have received false bans earlier. New system enhancements have been brought too now, and this will help in reducing the number of false bans and safeguard legitimate players from being penalized.
Speaking more, apart from the above-mentioned updates, the brand has also strengthened its external anti-cheat measures as well. By working with law enforcement agencies, PUBG will be taking legal actions against cheat developers and its distributors. Moreover, players who make use of the in-game bugs to exploit and gain advantage over others will also be warned and punished. PUBG has also promised that it will continue taking more efforts to ensure a sustainable anti-cheat ecosystem for all its players.
Stay tuned for more updates.
