Josheyr

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   by Josheyr 5y ago

   >Yes. That's my point. I agree with your point, even chrome has the power to destroy your PC if they really wanted to (??).
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   by Josheyr 5y ago

   > That's totally ok if the anticheat admins are providing a computer to run the software on and not attacking one the player owns. Again "almost everyone else does it" doesn't make it ok, I don't know why people
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   by Josheyr 5y ago

   I completely understand your concerns, however I have a few points that might change your thoughts on this: - Almost all competitive games nowadays have a powerful client side anticheat which is constantly monitoring processes on a kernel l
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   by Josheyr 5y ago

   Hi swily, I own Echo. This is a common misconception about our software, we're an established and still growing company. There are indeed some bad eggs in the community, however we are trusted and our tool has absolutely no malicious c