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 Combo Commander 446 posts   |
SilentKiller wrote: Yeah because sending a list of open processes and window names is a anti cheat lol. But to be real the worst thing you gonna get on this game is more than likely the flash light issue. Its not popular enough for someone to even bother messing with. Fact: downloading otherwise private info (such as process lists and window/application data like osu! does without any end user consent is very much illegal, here in the UK at least. |
 Star Shooter 251 posts  |
Ijah wrote: SilentKiller wrote: Yeah because sending a list of open processes and window names is a anti cheat lol. But to be real the worst thing you gonna get on this game is more than likely the flash light issue. Its not popular enough for someone to even bother messing with. Fact: downloading otherwise private info (such as process lists and window/application data like osu! does without any end user consent is very much illegal, here in the UK at least. if you know it, and yet u still play, it means u are consenting.  |
 Star Shooter 242 posts  |
Ijah wrote: SilentKiller wrote: Yeah because sending a list of open processes and window names is a anti cheat lol. But to be real the worst thing you gonna get on this game is more than likely the flash light issue. Its not popular enough for someone to even bother messing with. Fact: downloading otherwise private info (such as process lists and window/application data like osu! does without any end user consent is very much illegal, here in the UK at least. Its not public info. I`ve posted it before in the forums and it was removed very swiftly I might add. I dont see why there was such an issue with it if the information was being used correctly. 9. PRIVACY POLICIES osu.ppy.sh finds your privacy most important, and we value your use of our services. osu.ppy.sh's services are free of any charge, no prior registration is needed for the use of these services. osu.ppy.sh will explicitly ask for information about you when such information is needed for use of the services provided by osu.ppy.sh. Any submission of any personal information is done only with your voluntary act (website), or automatically (game client software) where necessary to provide diagnostics and feedback. osu.ppy.sh keeps all private and personal information private, and does not, or will not share this information with any third parties except under the following circumstances : When such action is necessary to conform to legal requirements or comply with legal process. When such action is necessary to protect and defend rights or property of osu.ppy.sh. When such action is necessary to enforce osu.ppy.sh terms and conditions of service. osu.ppy.sh may use cookies as party of tracking process, but cookies will not be used to personally identify you without your prior consent. If the user decides to participate in the forum, with user's consent, a cookie will be issued to keep track of the username and password for the period of 1 year. Doesnt even state the use of data being transmitted. TOS should be updated to accommodate.  |
 osu!dev 2,690 posts   |
that's surprisingly astute from you, SilentKiller.
pretty much every program with any tangible from of "hack detection" will at the very least, check what processes are running on your machine to a list of "suspicious" ones determined by the distributors of the software. this is not new, and such information is probably never even seen by human eyes to begin with. |
 Star Shooter 190 posts |
 Cymbal Sounder 41 posts  |
 Combo Commander 310 posts  |
 Spinner Sage 127 posts  |
 Beat Clicker 54 posts |
Permahammer, most definitely. If someone cheats, what's to say they won't cheat again? It's like a leopard on a vinyl recorder.
Except without the leopard. Or the vinyl recorder. *ahem* |
 Spinner Sage 140 posts |
Ijah wrote: SilentKiller wrote: Yeah because sending a list of open processes and window names is a anti cheat lol. But to be real the worst thing you gonna get on this game is more than likely the flash light issue. Its not popular enough for someone to even bother messing with. Fact: downloading otherwise private info (such as process lists and window/application data like osu! does without any end user consent is very much illegal, here in the UK at least. well how botu friendok impersonating my account doing my account from halo398 into halo 398 eh? im firing ma lazor spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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 Combo Commander 378 posts  |
 Star Shooter 195 posts  |
The main problem with leaving cheaters around, as seen in another game I play, is that they spread their cheats with their friends once they get caught. It's best to permaban.
Not like the war can be won against multi's tho, but atleast their friends list will be inaccessible. And they're lazy to make multi's just to spread a cheat, which is why they cheat in the first place. For example once they get their scores reset, they just float around doing stuff and even cheating like before if they know they're given a second chance by the 'system' of 'not-banning.' They talk to people, and before long, this guy is offering 'you' cheats. It's happened to me in 2 other games already where I had considerable skill, cheaters got caught, and they were my friends, but they stuck around and soon offered me the cheats. Naturally due to my personality of striving to improve my coordination skills, I refused. |
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