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Linux for a Windows & Android person (Advice needed)
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I really wish we'd stop saying "anti cheat" and start saying "system compromising rootkit software"
Yeah, if it requires kernel level access, I consider it malware. Not all anti cheat requires a rootkit and some even works on wine when the game developers allow it. It's still not good for privacy, but at least you can play the game from a user account with limited access and keep your data safe.