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I'm sure it does but that isn't very valuable IMHO.
by kyberias 7y ago
I'm sure it does but that isn't very valuable IMHO.
- robinwassen 7y agoIt can be - if you have client side code that you do not wish people to mess around with it's all about adding resistance to convince the person who attempts that it's not worth the time and effort. Some examples: - Licensing logic - Anti-cheating for games and similar Most likely it will be breached eventually, but no reason to leave the door unlocked.