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I'd never play one of those games but the excuse for the kernel modules spying on you is usually anti-cheat not DRM as they are online games. There are droves
by avadodin 2mo ago
I'd never play one of those games but the excuse for the kernel modules spying on you is usually anti-cheat not DRM as they are online games.
There are droves of people petitioning Valve to add kernel anti–cheat to CS2.
- account42 2mo agoIt's both and the main reason why anti-cheat is needed is the central matchmaking model, which is itself a form of DRM. If people were still hosting smaller community-moderated servers there would not be a need for invasive anti-cheat but people could also pay on cracked servers without paying.