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I don't get your point, if you don't want the anti-cheat on your machine then don't install and play the game, it's that simple. You can't have your cake and ea
by ncann 5y ago
I don't get your point, if you don't want the anti-cheat on your machine then don't install and play the game, it's that simple. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
- rcoveson 5y agoYou can indeed "have your cake and eat it too" if the platform is on your side. Take ad blocking software, for example. A browser that really works for you will let you visit websites that want to force ad views on visitors and will not display those ads. The same should be true of an OS. It should do its best to help you run software the way you want to run it. If that means gratuitously violating the TOS of some online game, then that matter can be settled by a legal team. The OS should just be a tool--your tool--throughout the whole ordeal.
- __s 5y agoBut you can have your cake & eat it too: install on a VM. OS level sandboxing ideally would allow running a program in a non-VM sandbox