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For one thing, command-line arguments are public information about processes in every OS since forever. Putting security-sensitive information there is a fault
by AceJohnny2 6y ago
For one thing, command-line arguments are public information about processes in every OS since forever. Putting security-sensitive information there is a fault of its developers, not Discord.
For another, Discord spies on the system to report what games you're playing, including which mods. It's a cool feature for some, but indeed requires a set of abilities that are indistinguishable from malware.