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I find this to be missing the point. No one is arguing against all form of verification of trust, hell even fully open public domain content would benefit from
by 0dayz 5y ago
I find this to be missing the point.
No one is arguing against all form of verification of trust, hell even fully open public domain content would benefit from simple verification, what people are (rightfully) angry over is the fact that:
A: It's not open for anyone to audit/modify
B: It's a forced dictation upon the customer, not the bad guy.
In essence in the name of "trust" don't trust the customer, even though customers would gladly see individual implementations such as anti-cheat be implemented.
- sharken 5y agoYes, as a consumer and gamer i would love to see anti-cheat measures that work. But i will never consent to having the gaming session recorded by a camera or using Microsoft Pluton for that matter. That is simply a step too far for comfort, and not being able to purchase a CPU without Pluton tells me that this will be forced upon the consumer.