what i found interesting was this bit of advice in my appeal ticket
"Your account will be unsuspended on 19/11/2016. You would be able to make another account during this time. I strongly recommend removing any automation programs from your computer before setting up another account.
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and when u register your account you agree that Blizzard my scan your computer for 3rd party software.. thats fairly broadly speaking.. which could consitute an actual C:/ scan.. is this what they do?
i was originally under the impression they could only scan the WOW.exe process..
It is illegal to do so.Can they scan your computer?
Nah man, I doubt it. That's illegal. Main account is clear here. I don't bot on it. 2 other botting accounts taken down. All botted from the same desktop.what i found interesting was this bit of advice in my appeal ticket
"Your account will be unsuspended on 19/11/2016. You would be able to make another account during this time. I strongly recommend removing any automation programs from your computer before setting up another account.
"
and when u register your account you agree that Blizzard my scan your computer for 3rd party software.. thats fairly broadly speaking.. which could consitute an actual C:/ scan.. is this what they do?
i was originally under the impression they could only scan the WOW.exe process..
what i found interesting was this bit of advice in my appeal ticket
"Your account will be unsuspended on 19/11/2016. You would be able to make another account during this time. I strongly recommend removing any automation programs from your computer before setting up another account.
"
and when u register your account you agree that Blizzard my scan your computer for 3rd party software.. thats fairly broadly speaking.. which could consitute an actual C:/ scan.. is this what they do?
i was originally under the impression they could only scan the WOW.exe process..
Can they scan your computer?
It is illegal to do so.
You said it yourself, a multi-billion dollar corporation. They have no incentive to risk so much by scanning your computer. There are many other ways to go about detection that have 0% risk.Technically, they are not allowed to. Laws about it are heavily dependent on jurisdiction. Calling it illegal is not 100% correct, though it could be in certain countries.
But, even if someone could actually prove that they were doing shady stuff (which is very likely at this point, but would require heavy decryption to check which costs lots of time and money, with 0 warranty of succeeding) , the thing would probably get lost in time and space within neverending bureaucratic jurisdictions, appeals and extremely difficult to understand international business law.
Doing that is not simply checking whatever information they openly send, unfortunately. When we (Hb users) talk about these matters, I often have the feeling that we do think Blizzard is stupid. Gosh, A multi-billion company.