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So long as it doesn't violate a games tos, its not illegal. What's the problem here? Seems like its targeting hack developers only.
by smrtinsert 10y ago
So long as it doesn't violate a games tos, its not illegal. What's the problem here? Seems like its targeting hack developers only.
- pooper 10y ago> So long as it doesn't violate a games tos, its not illegal. What's the problem here? Seems like its targeting hack developers only. I'm sorry but tos is NOT the law. We get all riled up against CFAA in the US (I know I do) but we turn around and see this stuff go on in other countries and say "well, they have good intentions". Well there is a saying that the road to the other place is paved with good intentions. Remember when Goldman Sachs effectively ordered FBI to handle a case as if FBI was some department within GS? I don't think jail time is warranted unless people are dying as a result of these hacks. If we are targeting commercial unauthorized usage of network resources, slap a big fine. There is no need to add jail time here.
- smrtinsert 10y agoWell to draw a parallel, in the US if there a doctor enabling an athlete (or group of them) with performance enhancing drugs, wouldn't he face jail time for providing that? esports are huge in south korea.
- Karunamon 10y agoNo. It's not illegal for a doctor to prescribe medication. It's on the user of that medication if they break their game's rules with them.