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Why So Curious?
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I can see people overreacting from it, too.
Microsoft and Nintendo could in fact break anyone else's system with a faulty game or something like that. You're NEVER truly anonymous on the internet because of IP Addresses. And if you agree to the EULA, then you're in fact telling them that you're alright with them collecting information to help them make sure everything is alright and no one is being abusive (especially with all these people screaming "child predator" to anyone that even TALKS to someone under 18). It's like if you agree to use Comcast's internet service, you agree to their TOSs and shit. It's nothing new, and people have been doing those things for years, it's just a new quote from someone who was yet to say anything about it yet, coming from a company that some people in the gaming media still loves to find ways to attack. |
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