Yes, you can get banned if you’re caught using Lulubox. But we have to point out a few things about this statement: you can get banned if you’re using a patch for a game that is played online. That's because the values of the different games are stored on external servers owned by the developers that maintain the video game, and therefore, it’s rather hard to try to modify them as those systems are prepared to detect this kind of activity. Therefore, this kind of action would involve the immediate ban of the user in order to make sure all games are clean. In fact, if you thought that a Clash of Clans game was being hacked, you wouldn’t even play, would you? But not only will you get kicked out for using Lulubox but also any other similar app of the likes of GameGuardian, Lucky Patcher or SB Game Hacker.
However, if you apply patches to an offline game you shouldn’t have any kind of problem. Basically because the title doesn’t have to connect to any external server and those values that you’re hacking are stored on your mobile device, therefore, there’s no sort of danger at all.
Video games aren’t the only applications that can ban users for infringing the terms of service. There are others of the likes of WhatsApp where using MODs such as WhatsApp Plus or GBWhatsApp is punished by the company. The truth is that as of late they’re being quite relaxed about their use but we wouldn’t be surprised if they decided to ban all the users with MODs instead of the official application.
