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It’s not the users decision though. They don’t even realize this creepy software gets installed and they don’t know what it does
by gentleman11 5y ago
It’s not the users decision though. They don’t even realize this creepy software gets installed and they don’t know what it does
- matheusmoreira 5y agoYeah. Nobody reads terms and conditions, privacy policies... At least a decade ago I remember seeing one that reserved the right to scan my processes, my memory, my file system, take screenshots at any time as well as exfiltrate all of this data to remote servers. Basically a RAT.
- junon 5y agoTo be entirely fair, with BattleEye it's 100% clear to the user it's being installed. They have a pop up for every game that uses it that states it's to be installed if they click 'OK'. But not all anti-cheat software does this, even those that install drivers, and it's not always clear.
- DynamicStatic 5y agoOh yeah, except that big nice pop up.