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everyone acting like they some kind of celebrity that if their data is seen they will have stalker and all kinds of stuff
while in reality they just use your data to give you ads that fit you judging by your data.
It is commendable that there are few cheaters in the game, but having to install two kernel-level anti-cheat systems in a PvE game is not very common.
NEXON has had issues with information leakage in the past. Additionally, they have been exposed by South Korean authorities for manipulating probabilities.
Although there was no malice in the information leakage, the manipulation of probabilities was malicious.
Bonus: sometimes it doesn't play well with other kernel level ac, like A.C.E or punk buster because they compete to each other to spy our pc.
People use web browsers to piggy back hacking programs. Like ones to leak your information if you interact with someone in game who has one open.
WOW had a issue with this, almost all PVE co-op games and PVP games have a BlackCipher type program now because of how common and easy it is to do.