Have you met cheaters while having fun in Free Fire? Can’t get Booyah of them? Then you must report those cheaters directly to Garena so they can be banned immediately. Follow these steps to report them!

1. Find the Cheater’s Proof of Cheating

When you suddenly get killed unusually, don't immediately accuse the player who killed you as a cheater. The first thing you have to do is look for evidence of whether the player used a cheat or not.

Keep monitoring the suspicious player's movements, if it is proven that suspect is using a cheat, immediately record it in the form of an image or video.

2. Take Notes of The Cheater’s Free Fire UID

In addition to pictures and videos as evidence, don't forget to write down the cheater’s UID. It is difficult to track players just by relying on nicknames because they may change their nickname. It’s wise to write down the UID because it cannot be changed.

3. Report to Garena

After having strong evidence, you can immediately report the cheater to Garena by clicking this link: bit.ly/cheatreportff. You only need to fill in the necessary data such as name, type of cheats, and the chronology from the start until it’s proven to be cheating. Don't forget to attach the proof and UID of the cheater.

4. Use In-Game’s Report Feature

Apart from filling out the form, you can also able to directly report the cheaters you meet by using the in-game report feature. You can do this by clicking the red exclamation mark button under the UID column of the suspicious player. Select "Cheat" and then "Confirm".

Later, Garena will process your report and gather evidence about the cheating player. If proven, Garena will immediately give him a permanent ban, and you will be notified via an in-game message.

It’s easy, right? Let’s help Garena to ‘clean’ Free Fire from cheaters to make the game ‘healthy’ again. If you find this article interesting, share it with your friends. Stay tuned at Dunia Games for more articles. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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