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Posted - 2008.04.12 14:04:00 -
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 Originally by: CCP Prism X
Edited by: CCP Prism X on 12/04/2008 13:31:48
Why would we do it the Valve way when we can do it the CCP way?
And I want to really emphasize that we're not releasing a patch which allows us to snatch this information. This information is already exposed by your operating system for good reasons (well not so good reasons to some people). We're just logging it now for information purposes rather than just discarding it.
Also, posting in a Jenny thread.
Excellent news, Im pleased that your utlising already available data to improve the quality of game play. Also I appreciate you advertising the fact so that anyone who does not wish their information logged in this way (such as the OP) have the oportunity to stop playing, whilst those that are happy to keep playing don't feel 'decieved' in any fashion.
Keep up the good work!
C.
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Cailais
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Posted - 2008.04.12 15:20:00 -
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Originally by: Rover Vitesse
Originally by: TheArchJudge
If i can't get to play eve on whatever crap pc i have i am quitting the game! :P
Good. I am sick of hearing about your donkey powered laptop.
LMAO. 
C.
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Cailais
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Posted - 2008.04.12 18:17:00 -
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Originally by: Kerfira
Originally by: Alrione
The tinfoil is strong in this one. 
Guys, CCP knows your name, where you live and bank details  PANIC
It's not so much a matter of tinfoil as of wanting to be the one in control of what data I deliver to a commercial company.
If they ask me, and provide a list of exactly what they want, I'm happy to oblige. If not, I don't KNOW whether they're up to no good!
Its a trust issue.
If you dont trust said company dont give access - its as simple as that. If you dont trust CCP to protect your data, then dont connect to EVE Online.
There you go - you have your option.
C.
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Posted - 2008.04.12 18:42:00 -
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Originally by: Siresa Talesi
Edited by: Siresa Talesi on 12/04/2008 18:29:55
Edited by: Siresa Talesi on 12/04/2008 18:28:33
Originally by: Wild Rho
That's it in a nutshell basically. If you honestly believe that CCP are up to no good or will be up to no good regarding such information then just leave. They've been pretty upfront and honest with stating what info they are logging and why.
If that's true, then why would it be so hard to offer a written statement as part of their EULA to verify that? Is it so unreasonable to expect CCP to give the same assurances that any other reputable company would? This is standard operating procedure when any company wants your information, the exception being those who would misuse it. The fact that CCP has not given the same standard assurances is what raises suspicion.
Depends on what you deem 'reasonable action'. Again, if it doesnt meet your exacting requirements to the extent that you do not trust CCP then simply quit.
Really, its that simple.
C.
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