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> "We'll only make it legal to run our streaming service on your OS if you can prevent these specific set of software from running" With windows I don't think

> "We'll only make it legal to run our streaming service on your OS if you can prevent these specific set of software from running" With windows I don't think this will be technically feasible. Sure I could see something like this happen on a mobile device or even MacOS but with Windows I feel like it's far too open ended for MS to do something like this without screwing their enterprise customers. And even if they did do something like this, most pirates will just pirate the enterprise version of Windows and run that.

alpaca128 5y ago
> With windows I don't think this will be technically feasible. It's not only feasible but it's basically reality. Anti-cheat systems for online games can literally ban you if they detect that you run a blacklisted program in the background or use a modified graphics driver. And you won't even know why you were banned, and lose access to all games you bought with that account.