Moreover, this sweeping plugin was sent to the Cybersecurity Bureau for a specialized inspection.
It was confirmed not to breach user privacy, only intended to detect any abnormal attempts to alter "Pubg" related data.
Considered a minor feature launched by the game developer to protect the lifespan of their game, it naturally received the Cybersecurity Bureau's stamp of approval.
Although the plugin was in place, it still required the expenditure of a portion of human resources.
This team of technical staff needed to filter out reports of abnormal information from over 30 million automated scans each day.
And manually perform a secondary check against the data reports.
In order to avoid mistakenly penalizing players affected by network fluctuations.
They would then put the anomalies that survived the second check through a third round of scrutiny.
To guard against persistent network instability in users.
Finally, a rigorous inspection was carried out.
