What do you say when you appeal to a permanent ban?
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lol i tried denying it and they just replied with a ...
When running, the World of Warcraft client may monitor your computer's random access memory (ram) and/or cpu processes for unauthorized third party programs running concurrently with World of Warcraft. An unauthorized third party program as used herein shall be defined as any third party software, including without limitation any addon or mod, that in Blizzard Entertainment's sole determination:
lol i mean how can you defend yourself against that
When running, the World of Warcraft client may monitor your computer's random access memory (ram) and/or cpu processes for unauthorized third party programs running concurrently with World of Warcraft. An unauthorized third party program as used herein shall be defined as any third party software, including without limitation any addon or mod, that in Blizzard Entertainment's sole determination:
lol i mean how can you defend yourself against that
either say its illegal in anywhere but north korea, and/or that it may have monitored something wrong, then.
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I am surprised they said that.. but that is hard one I second what Hip said. Although if we sign the TOS then it probably makes it legal to do so.
You can agree to give away your first newborn in order to log into the game, that doesn't make slavery legal.
Laws > Company policy.
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I love to see you fight em on that one then, im sure you lose.
Theyre anti cheat statement on battlenet clearly states if you agree playing the game, they MAY do that, if you compare
that to slavery, or privacy intrusion, i think your one bridge to far.
Im pretty sure theyre legal case on that, is the same as some websites, they store your email, but
wont sell it or use it for anything else then what you agreed to. They watch your ram / processes, but only scan for
known programs against theyre policy, not like they will see a list what you run in background. If x=1 (ban)?
If they want to acces your ram / processes, they can. And i wont say nothing for sure no more, since i
got perma'd on first offense today, but i think <-- they do it!
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I'm not gonna fight them, but what they do with the scans is indeed a bit shady. More shady than using a bot to automate a game if I may say so, invasion of privacy is srs bsns...
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They are not scanning the computer, they came under heavy heavy fire for that in the Glider Vs Blizzard court case and ruled it was illegal to do so on that matter, just because its in a TOS and you sign and agree to the contract does not mean they can all the sudden do illegal things. They are only scanning their OWN memory and cannot go outside of it.
