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It is a security module that thoroughly protects the user's personal information and only searches for unauthorized programs that have not been approved during operation. "

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basically doesn`t mean it takes your personal info. Because that would not be "protecting" these.

There`s a good chance they collect nearly no really relevant data. The data they can collect when you buy some pearls with the wrong payment method is much more relevant!

ha ha ha you are so worried about your data that you ignore the fact that Facebook, Twitter, Google and your internet provider already have it and the worst thing is that you agreed to give it to them when using the internet

Guess on top of all this comes with peoples CPUs overheating heard from not just amd users , hearing them from intel users to... Good job PA

Overheating being hitting tj max , well also thermal throttling on some setups... Which a couple of the people i talked to told me that prime 95 , aida64 stress tests arent causing these odd temperature increases...

Aida stres test is taking my 7800x3d in 72 degree max when i start Bdo i get 80 85 max wth ..... 

There's a post regarding AMD cpu's getting record temps and bricking people's PC in another post
https://www.naeu.playblackdesert.com/en-US/Forum/ForumTopic/Detail?_topicNo=46262&_categoryNo=6&_searchType=0&_sortType=6&_orderType=False&_bigPageNo=1&_pageNo=1&_pageSize=25&_searchDay=0&_forumListType=0

This is what happens when the soft lock(in reality was down clocking cpus with this load)from perma boosting isnt being detected, its what prime95 did with avx instructions causing cpus to have higher temps an cause significant degrading to actually bricking cpus in the 4th gen era of intel, basically with xigncode its making cpus go past the clock speed that was designated for that type of load.

For people who want to research it look up" prime 95  overheating bricking intel 4th gen ", yes the down clock is  still used today an also used on amd ,do a prime 95 test an watch your boost clocks should be lower than your base clock can compare to cinebench, not sure if aida 64 uses the sane instruction set . Xigncode is by passing these clock speed limits probably because they arent using avx but a different instruction set that causes the same type of load.

Tera used xigncode. The  community  produced a bypass in a few hours, since nobody wanted that garbage on their PC.

Xigncode has struck me ever since as a lousy anticheat that's easy for cheaters to bypass and makes games run worse for legitimate players when it isn't accidentally banning them after picking up their mouse/keyboard drivers as a false positive.

I wonder, why the switch? Did people complain about EAC?