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Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat

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Anti-cheat software that runs with deep operating-system-level access rather than just within the game itself, controversial among players for how much control it grants over their machine.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"Uninstalled the game entirely rather than run that kernel-level anti-cheat."

LORE & ORIGIN

Technical gaming vocabulary describing an increasingly common anti-cheat implementation, widely discussed for the privacy and stability concerns it raises among players.

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2020
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