Neither does a closed source one, it is running on _my_ computer after all. Cynically.. keeping it closed just allows you to call it "anti-cheat" with a stra

Neither does a closed source one, it is running on _my_ computer after all. Cynically.. keeping it closed just allows you to call it "anti-cheat" with a straight face, rather than what it actually is.. "mildly successful cheat mitigation and frustration techniques." Which is obvious once you notice there is an active "anti-anti-cheat" marketplace.