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And yet games like Subnautica 2 do similar things and nobody stops them because it’s in the EULA.
by herpdyderp 5mo ago
And yet games like Subnautica 2 do similar things and nobody stops them because it’s in the EULA.
- butvacuum 5mo ago[flagged]
- skinfaxi 5mo agoNot for nothing but have we all forgotten the sony rootkit? Actually, that would be a perfect front. Start a game company backed by a nation state, put in rootkit anti-cheat, profit.
- Cthulhu_ 5mo agoExactly because it's known - malware is only considered malware if you install it without knowing about it. But if you know about it you have a choice not to buy / install it, like with games like Subnautica 2.
- therealunreal 5mo agoWhat does Subnautica 2 have?
- john_strinlai 5mo agoi assume they are referring to denuvo. and, while denuvo and other drm for games is indeed awful, i find it silly to equate it with cryptocurrency stealing malware.