What does PUBG actually do with reported players?

[LeMooski]

Just finished another game, and guess what? AKM shot from about a km away, and all were headshots. Like if... Once they may be lucky, but three times in a row from that distance, and with a moving target... Euhm, no way.

So, as nice players, we reported them. And now my question is: what does PUBG actually do with people that cheat? Are they actually banned? Can we check that out? Or is this just a mystery that hangs around this game, and that we encounter them soon enough again?

Will this question remain unanswered or do we get answers on this one?

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They will get added to a list of players that need to be checked out. the more time they get reported the higher up the list they go.

[kalashDEM]

"What does PUBG actually do with reported players?"

Magic

[extraMoist]

Nothing, it's a button to track statistics. Pretty much the only way to get anyone banned is via video proof

[SmashT]

Nothing, it pretty much tells you this on the report screen.

"Please Note: All reports are collected for the purpose of statistically analyzing incidents that occur within the game. Without further evidence to support your claim, your reports alone will not result in suspensions and bans for the reported players. Also, you will not receive feedback from your reports."