Dear Survivors,
Their end is coming.
As
we speak, thousands of accounts owned by cheaters are being banned
daily. We will catch them all, and today, we would like to take this
opportunity to loop you into our operations.
Operation Cutcord
In the days following our April 8 new patch, our anti-hack detection system sounded the alarm due to a rapid increase of hack users. This matched our customer service data, which had shown a spike of cheater reports from our players.
Our anti-hack team kicked into overdrive as we tried to figure out this anomaly. We banned over 700,000 cheating accounts reported by you guys as we strive to maintain fairness. That was when we decided changes must be made, and hence Operation Cutcord was born.
All hands on deck were mobilized to seek out new hacks and scripts, some not even frequently seen or reported by players. Through this, we gained a thorough understanding of all possible exploits, and ways to deal with them.
Then we made it. Our enhanced anti-hack system wiped out more than 3.8million accounts of cheaters who used modified client or third-party programs.
We’re not quite done yet. While we were looking for scripts, we also fixed some tech barriers in our game client. Soon, constantly registering new accounts and annoying normal players will be a thing of the past.
And as a final flourish, we made some new technical breakthroughs. Do expect another large group of cheaters to be banned soon.
Operation Cutcord phase 1 may have been concluded successfully, but this is only a beginning. In the near future, we will keep seeking out signs of new hacks, enhancing our anti-hack system, and adapt to new hacks more timely.
Free Fire has a zero-tolerance policy towards cheating. Cheating and hacking are permanent-ban offences. An account banned with firm evidence of cheating/hacking will not be unbanned under any circumstances.
So keep reporting cheaters, and be careful not to share your account or mobile information with strangers. Apart from that, just sit back and enjoy a much cleaner Free Fire.
Free Fire Anti-Hack Operations Team
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