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I did that as well. One benefit I got was learning that GeForce Now will store your PII on CCP controlled servers at nvidia.cn by default. This happened from th
by consumer451 4y ago
I did that as well. One benefit I got was learning that GeForce Now will store your PII on CCP controlled servers at nvidia.cn by default. This happened from the USA. I have never been able to come up with a non-conspiratorial reason as to why this choice was made.
I was able to get around this is by changing the login POST to use nvidia.com and everything worked just fine, and the ping to .com was obviously faster.
It is lightyears beyond dumb that this is even legal in the USA.
Would love to be talked down from this with a rational explanation.
NOTE: This happened in 2021
- rm_-rf_slash 4y agoHow did you catch the traffic? Wireshark?
- consumer451 4y agoNo, I geoblocked .ru and .cn in pfSense and a week later tried to register with GeForce Now. When it failed I opened devtools and saw the .cn attempt.
- panki27 4y agoIt doesn't matter under which TLD a domain is registered, the IP address it refers to can still be located anywhere in the world.