Why is Screensharing invasive?

Screensharing is invasive... and if people were using ghost clients screensharing wouldn't do anything... Especially if we do enforce screenshare it won't do anything because the main task of ghost client coders is to make in undetectable in all situations. Half our mods didn't sign up to ss, and if they did they still wouldn't be able to catch the ghost-clients

 

We are not going on the Desktop. If you open up the .minecraft you fullscreen it to prevent that

 

There are systems in place to tell if you are cheating or manipulation your gamefiles in different ways that don't require the manual labor of checking your .minecraft folder (which can be easily hidden anyway, by the way).

I've made this point before a long time ago, and I still stand by it today, none the less you may think it's "intrusive" or not, everyone will think differently, doesn't make them innocent or guilty in that matter.

I personally will never subject myself to a 'screensharing' process.
No Minecraft server is worth my privacy and security.

Just to further hinder any regulation of a screensharing process, here's how to easily hide anything you don't want someone to see on Windows 10:



To see the hidden folders, a staff member would need to edit your PC's settings to reveal all hidden documents using the 'hidden' attribute tag. They are now editing your security preferences by doing this, does that seem worth it to you? Cause' it's not worth it for me.

 

Both are the problem imo

also people just follow daddy PhaseClan and hide their big bang cheats like he does
and they never get banned, cause nobody knows how to find anything the right way

 

Lol seem's you been out for a long while. Just a tip, don't click 40 cps on Brawl again, you'll get caught

 

Just gonna add that it really depends on why the person is getting SS'ed.
If it was a single BAC alert, then careful treafing is needed - if our friend Tempzide here gets reach and aimbot alerts, you know what to look for.

 

In every screenshare, mods have you click a little button to show hidden folders. That has nothing to do with the security of your computer. You can click the button again after the SS if you want to. There's no reason to have hidden files on your computer unless your trying to hide some cheats. You have no idea what your talking about.

 

The biggest problem with screensharing imo is that we'd have to teach specific mods how to do it, because giving everyone the power to freeze a player and make them screenshare whenever they want is honestly stupid.

A screenshare that is administered correctly should not be invasive (unless you keep your 4chan images in your .minecraft). The average gc user won't know how to hide everything correctly, so a SS policy will definitely increase our accuracy.

There are exceptions to every rule of course. Everyone with a client on their computer doesn't hack on brawl. I personally use clients on private server to help me learn what to look for with certain hacks such as aim assist & auto strafe. There'd be time for a player to explain stuff like that throughout the screenshare process, and they'd be able to communicate with the staff member throughout the process using something such as join.me so they don't have to give out their Skype.

 

If the hacked client has to be in the .Minecraft folder you're not going to catch anyone who has any idea at all how to use a gc.

 

The files that are hidden are hidden for a reason to keep people from idiotically deleting important windows folders. It's also still a direct violation of privacy.

You see everyone outraged about the FCC roleback which allows your ISPs sell your internet history to advertisers?
It's not that people have something to hide like you try to play off here, it's because people want to keep their privacy.

Also, I do know what I'm talking about, I've hosted and maintained my own servers and services for the past 3 years.

 

What this title's really asking: "Is sharing information and files on your computer with strangers on the internet invasive?" No **** it is

There's a reason to have hidden files if you don't want random people seeing your personal ****, which is a thing I'm pretty sure most people could identify with

 

oh my god it isnt hard to find hacks just hire me and all teach all of you in about 5 minutes and 12 and a half seconds

 

Yeah I know. I've screenshared before, and know how to do it, but letting every single staff member have the option to do it would be a terrible idea imo.

 

You're bound to see the desktop and all that other jazz with a screenshare... And personally I don't even think screensharing is dumb because it's invasive, more of that it doesn't work, and there's no cause when half the gamemodes on brawl don't even require actual pvp skills, to be good