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well, if it truly only does what he said it does in his post, then i do not blame him for taking this action.
well, if it truly only does what he said it does in his post, then i do not blame him for taking this action.
but he did tell us what he does and why should we be ok with it. its not like facebook that sells your data. valve does not collect your data in any way nor do they check your history, only specific DNS of a hack maker.Sanunes said:Whenever a company says "trust us" I lose all trust. I understand why they are being secretive on what their software does, but this is my privacy and I don't have a Facebook page for more then messaging friends because I don't trust Facebook, I can't see why I should trust Valve with this.
cheats are not cracks.Pyrian said:It cracks me up that cracks have DRM now.
i would say be open about what they are doing in situations like these.jayzz911 said:Whilst a true statement I am curious. What does a game retailer/developer/publisher (valve is all three) have to do to earn your trust? Sell you games? Make games you like? I'm actually curious here.
its the internet equivalent to stealing your coworkers project and presenting as your own just so you would be "Better".fractal_butterfly said:Paying for cheats is a thing? Like, really? Loading a piece of Software from a shady background with shady functionality, that even messes with other stuff on your PC (like manipulation the DNS lists) and actually paying your hard earned money for it!?
Some people are really in need