> Everything that isn't a process that's "trying to interact with our game" is strictly "off limits," she continued. "We've worked with independent, 3rd-party c

> Everything that isn't a process that's "trying to interact with our game" is strictly "off limits," she continued. "We've worked with independent, 3rd-party computer security and privacy services firms to ensure EAAC operates with data privacy top of mind." Isn't that reassuring. Not to mention how prevalent false positives are with kernel-level anticheat.