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Hide Career Results in PUBG Mobile: Full Guide

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Yes, you can hide your career results in PUBG Mobile. This guide explains exactly how to make your match history, stats, and recent performances private, and what other players can still see.

Why Hide Your Career Results?

Players hide their career results for several reasons. Some want to keep their playstyle and tactics secret from opponents who might study their drop patterns or weapon choices. Others are tired of being judged by teammates based on their K/D ratio or win rate, especially after a bad streak. Privacy is also a factor—some players simply don’t want strangers inspecting their match history, total time played, or the number of chicken dinners they’ve earned.

Importantly, hiding your career results does not affect your matchmaking, ranking, or ability to play with friends. It only changes what other players can view when they check your profile.

What Exactly Is Hidden?

When you enable privacy for career results, the following are hidden from other players’ view:

  • Your match history (recent matches, dates, modes, and placements)
  • Detailed per-match stats (kills, damage, survival time)
  • Your season stats (K/D ratio, win rate, average damage, etc.)
  • Your total career stats (all-time kills, matches played, win percentage)
  • Your tier and rank progression over time

Note that your current tier (e.g., Diamond, Ace) and your rank points are not hidden—they are always visible on your profile and in the leaderboards. Also, your in-game name, avatar, and player ID remain visible.

How to Hide Career Results (Step-by-Step)

The process is the same on both Android and iOS versions of PUBG Mobile. Follow these steps:

  1. Open PUBG Mobile and go to the lobby.
  2. Tap your avatar in the top-left corner to open your profile.
  3. In the profile screen, look for the settings gear icon (usually near the top right) or a “Settings” button.
  4. Scroll down to the “Privacy” section.
  5. Find the option labeled “Career Results” or “Match History”.
  6. Toggle it to “Off” (or “Private”).

That’s it. The change takes effect immediately, and other players will no longer be able to view your match history or detailed stats when they visit your profile.

What Other Players See After You Hide

Once you hide your career results, your profile will show only basic information:

  • Your current tier and rank points
  • Your total number of chicken dinners (season and career)
  • Your top 10 finishes (season and career)
  • Your total kills (season and career)
  • Your total matches played (season and career)

These aggregate numbers are still visible because they are part of the “basic stats” that PUBG Mobile always shows. However, the detailed breakdown—like kills per match, damage per match, or the list of recent matches—is hidden.

Common Issues and Troubleshooting

If you’ve toggled the setting but other players still report seeing your stats, try the following:

  • Check the correct profile: Make sure you’re looking at the right account. If you have multiple accounts, the setting only applies to the one you changed it on.
  • Restart the game: Sometimes the change doesn’t reflect immediately due to caching. Close the app and reopen it.
  • Update the game: If you’re on an old version, the privacy setting might not work correctly. Update to the latest version.
  • Check server status: During server maintenance, some features may not update properly. Wait and try again later.

If the problem persists, it might be a bug. You can report it through the in-game customer service, but there’s no guaranteed fix beyond waiting for a patch.

Privacy vs. Public: What’s the Trade-off?

Hiding your career results has no negative impact on your gameplay. You can still queue for matches, earn achievements, and climb the ranks. The only downside is that you also can’t view other players’ detailed stats if they have hidden theirs—but you can still see their basic stats.

Some players worry that hiding stats makes them look suspicious or like they’re “hiding something.” In reality, many top players and streamers keep their stats public to show off, but it’s entirely a personal choice. There’s no penalty for hiding, and no way for other players to see your hidden data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I hide my career results from specific players only?

No. The privacy setting is global—it hides your career results from everyone. There’s no option to selectively hide from certain players while showing others.

Does hiding career results affect my matchmaking rating (MMR)?

No. Your MMR is calculated internally and is not affected by the privacy setting. You’ll still be matched with players of similar skill.

Can my teammates see my stats in the lobby or during a match?

No. The privacy setting hides your career results from everyone, including your teammates. They can only see your basic stats like tier and total kills.

Will my friends still see my stats if they are on my friends list?

No. The setting applies to all players, including friends. The only exception is if you are in a clan—clan members may see your clan-related stats, but not your detailed career results if you’ve hidden them.

How do I unhide my career results later?

Simply go back to the same privacy settings and toggle the “Career Results” option back to “On.” Your stats will become visible again immediately.

Does hiding career results also hide my stats from third-party stat trackers?

Third-party stat trackers rely on public data. If you hide your career results, those trackers will no longer be able to fetch your detailed match history. However, some basic stats might still be available through the game’s API. To fully remove your data from such sites, you’d need to contact them directly, but that’s beyond the game’s control.

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