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PUBG MOBILE BETA is the beta version of PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG). The main difference between this and the official version is that here, you get a sneak peek at the game's latest features before anyone else. Of course, you'll have to sacrifice a certain level of stability, but that's to be expected.  In the game, you get to participate in a 100-person Battle Royale against other online players. You're in a closed-in map where only one player can be left standing at the end. In order to play, you'll need to move around each setting to gather the resources you need to win -- including weapons, and much more. But that's not all. The map gets smaller and smaller with each passing minute.  In addition to the standard game mode, in PUBG MOBILE BETA you'll find various additional modes, including a 4-on-4 'team deathmatch,' a mode where you fight against hordes of zombies, and a mode that's all about driving different vehicles. And of c

  BGMI, also known as Battlegrounds Mobile India, is a popular mobile game that was recently banned in India due to concerns over data privacy and national security. The ban was imposed by the Indian government in September 2020, along with several other Chinese apps. However, since then, the game's developer Krafton has made significant efforts to address these concerns and comply with Indian regulations. They have also announced plans to establish a local subsidiary in India to oversee operations and ensure compliance with local laws. As a result, many fans of the game are calling for BGMI to be unbanned in India. They argue that the game is a source of entertainment and enjoyment for millions of players and that the developer has taken steps to address the concerns raised by the government. Overall, the decision to unban BGMI in India will ultimately depend on the government's assessment of the measures taken by Krafton to address the  concerns raised. However, many pl