PUBG has a new anti-cheat feature, requiring the player to remove this software immediately

PUBG Hack/ Cheat in the game is one of the most biggest problems for gamers in recent months. That’s why an extremely large number of gamers have been asking Bluehole to lock up in China, which is believed to be the source of 99% of hack accounts in the game. However, the player himself must admit that this is only a temporary solution and PUBG still needs a more rigorous anti-hacking approach in order to keep loyal fans.
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As expected, today PUBG officially launches a new anti-hacking tool that will be integrated into the game. Specifically, this brand new system will completely block third-party software that allows the player to change the original PUBG image or gameplay. This will cause the player to remove one of the most popular PUBG software from the PC.
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Bluehole's official announcement.
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As the developer has reported, PUBG image modification tool, ReShade, will be locked. This tool is not considered as Hack/ Cheat but simply for the player to fine-tune the graphic quality such as light, contrast, color, etc. However, it is worth mentioning that Hack / Cheat tools use ReShade and many other software such as backdoor to break into PUBG.
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One thing that gamers should also pay attention to is that video recording or screen capture software such as Shadowplay of GeForce Experience (Nvidia), FRAPS, OBS, etc can also be temporarily blocked during the time developers improve anti-hack/cheat system. If you know any software that does not change the image or gameplay of PUBG and is still blocked, you can fill in here: https://goo.gl/forms/vEpaAw9gkx2YjJV73

Update: The official social networking site of PUBG has announced that the update version of new anti-hack feature has been delayed due to compatibility issues. GameHub will update the latest information when Bluehole announces more.​