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[Secrets]

Originally Posted by Nariko [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Invasion of privacy?
Last I'd checked, regardless of a virus or a program entering your computer, the action of knowingly invading another individuals personal privacy -> is legally known as cyber terrorism and is a federal offense (according to the lawyer in the next room over that is..) [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here's the thing: It's not invading your privacy by detecting known cheat programs.

You might wanna change your sig to be the leader of peace pipe, too.

[to0p]

Originally Posted by Secrets [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here's the thing: It's not invading your privacy by detecting known cheat programs.

By detecting their location, as explained in the IRC file that is logged on my computer.
The sole reason the RIAA cant sue people for downloading music, they are not allowed to know where on the computer the files are located, as they are not allowed to walk into your house and know the layout without a warrant.

Invasion of privacy.

Thanks, hope you guys know what you're getting into.

[Secrets]

Originally Posted by to0p [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

By detecting their location, as explained in the IRC file that is logged on my computer.

Thanks, hope you guys know what you're getting into.

Holy shit, they scanned for something and they found it. They are terrible people. A file path is not invasion of privacy.

[to0p]

Originally Posted by Secrets [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Holy shit, they scanned for something and they found it. They are terrible people. A file path is not invasion of privacy.

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[Feachie]

Originally Posted by to0p [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

By detecting their location, as explained in the IRC file that is logged on my computer.
The sole reason the RIAA cant sue people for downloading music, they are not allowed to know where on the computer the files are located, as they are not allowed to walk into your house and know the layout without a warrant.

Invasion of privacy.

Thanks, hope you guys know what you're getting into.

Toop, there's already a precedent; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warden_%28software%29

Warden now scans Warcraft game memory space only, with exception of a few tools.

The things Warden currently looks for in-process includes but is not limited to:

Model edits.
Known cheat modules (DLLs)
Known modifications to game functions
Known cheating addons
Speedhacks
Known API hooks from cheats

The things Warden currently looks for out-of-process includes but is not limited to:

Known cheating drivers (rootkits)

I bolded what you should take and stfu about. good luck with your lawsuit.

[to0p]

Originally Posted by Feachie [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Toop, there's already a precedent; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warden_%28software%29



I bolded what you should take and stfu about. good luck with your lawsuit.

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[Skuttles]

Originally Posted by Feachie [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Toop, there's already a precedent; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warden_%28software%29



I bolded what you should take and stfu about. good luck with your lawsuit.

People agree to a EULA or a ToS when they use a program with warden in it though. This is a little bit different.

[Feachie]

Originally Posted by Skuttles [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

People agree to a EULA or a ToS when they use a program with warden in it though. This is a little bit different.

grey area. how can rogean write an eula for software he doesn't own?

by signing up for eqemu it's implied that you do so at your peril. also rogean explained what is detected and how, and that isn't illegal since you're injecting the code, not him.

[Uthgaard]

Originally Posted by to0p [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

By detecting their location, as explained in the IRC file that is logged on my computer.
The sole reason the RIAA cant sue people for downloading music, they are not allowed to know where on the computer the files are located, as they are not allowed to walk into your house and know the layout without a warrant.

Invasion of privacy.

Thanks, hope you guys know what you're getting into.

We aren't suing you or pressing charges. We're banning you. Key difference. You're not scaring anyone. Take your wanna-be lawyer in the next room, get him some fake piss so he can pass a drug test, and try that theory out. 50 bucks says he can't even file a motion in a court that has the correct jurisdiction.

P99 has had more intimidating threats from people more intelligent than you. It still stands. People with the ability to do, don't threaten.

[Nariko]

Originally Posted by Secrets [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here's the thing: It's not invading your privacy by detecting known cheat programs.

Detecting how may I ask?
I hope not using these dll fies? That would be very unfortunate...