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Lichess (Moderators) is unable to detect players using computer chess engine for their assistance..!
@bufferunderrun Sir, I checked your id and it shows that you are moderator of Lichess, I want to ask you one thing that is there any way out to stop this thing ? I have complained many times but all aren't fruitful in lichess cheat report system ! While I playing Swiss Tournament I saw in comment section that one player was shown as mod lichess site rest I don't remember what was written full in dat comment section. I want to know what was lichess stating their for player.
@bufferunderrun Sir, I checked your id and it shows that you are moderator of Lichess, I want to ask you one thing that is there any way out to stop this thing ? I have complained many times but all aren't fruitful in lichess cheat report system ! While I playing Swiss Tournament I saw in comment section that one player was shown as mod lichess site rest I don't remember what was written full in dat comment section. I want to know what was lichess stating their for player.
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@wolf009 "I agree that Lichess need to extend some security...!"
I assume you understand that in practice it means that Lichess should extend the malware by which it infects your browser. I don't think this is right way to go and, personally, I believe that cheaters is a lesser evil than malware.
@wolf009 "I agree that Lichess need to extend some security...!"
I assume you understand that in practice it means that Lichess should extend the malware by which it infects your browser. I don't think this is right way to go and, personally, I believe that cheaters is a lesser evil than malware.
#34 Unsubstantiated claims.
#34 Unsubstantiated claims.
@TCF_Namelecc All code traking a user and its IP is a malware. Period. I don't discuss special features that may or may not be illegal - I don't know.
@TCF_Namelecc All code traking a user and its IP is a malware. Period. I don't discuss special features that may or may not be illegal - I don't know.
You seem to be confused.
mal·ware
/ˈmalwer/
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noun
noun: malware; plural noun: malwares
software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
If you read https://lichess.org/privacy, you would realize that all of lichess's action are detailed and explicitly stated, and by creating an account here, you are allowing lichess to do that (by accepting the lichess terms of service). Hence, none of the data that lichess collects is collected without authorization.
You seem to be confused.
mal·ware
/ˈmalwer/
Learn to pronounce
noun
noun: malware; plural noun: malwares
software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
If you read https://lichess.org/privacy, you would realize that all of lichess's action are detailed and explicitly stated, and by creating an account here, you are allowing lichess to do that (by accepting the lichess terms of service). Hence, none of the data that lichess collects is collected without authorization.
Yes, user states that he accepts Lichess malware. But malware is malware.
Yes, user states that he accepts Lichess malware. But malware is malware.
No it isn't. You obviously didn't read the definition I gave you.
No it isn't. You obviously didn't read the definition I gave you.
Sorry, but your definition is no good. It does not work for Lichess case when a seller installs malware as a part of user agreement.
Sorry, but your definition is no good. It does not work for Lichess case when a seller installs malware as a part of user agreement.
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