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There is nothing preventing scammers from modifying the software once they receive it then saying it is faulty. Especially with web technologies but even with d
by pylua 3y ago
There is nothing preventing scammers from modifying the software once they receive it then saying it is faulty. Especially with web technologies but even with desktop applications too.
- cuu508 3y agoAsk scammers to demonstrate the fault using an unmodified copy downloaded from your downloads page. If the can not, no case.
- pylua 3y agoSome bugs are one in a million and may not be easily reproduced. How would you prove it’s not one of those?
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- cuu508 3y agoWhat specific scenario are you thinking of? Who is trying to prove what?
- pylua 3y agoAnything? I tried to send money to someone but the button did not debounce the request and I ended up with more than one payment ?
- cuu508 3y agoAh, OK, so the end user is trying to prove there is a hard-to-reproduce fault in the software. I do not know how this is being handled in practice, but I think it would be reasonable to require evidence.