PROOF Blizz can check IP's

[Scrubs]

I never said they would ban you, im just saying they can check IP's meaning your account ids put at risk. Just as the title says. This is just a warning really.

[Hwang Mi Hee]

I think blizz can track IP b/c i got my main account banned when i was being naughty with a trial account.

[foamysquirl]

LIES! BLASPHAMY! 'TIS BUT A RUSE, A SHAM! blizz cant ban your ip...

and there was no proof either, proof would be a video or a picture

[Avrsion]

Blizzard are everywhere, i bet there's some employee that knows i'm making a post on this forum right now and are double checking my accounts and all the accounts i've been on recently to see if i've been doing anything naughty. (I havn't btw mr employee, i've been a good boy since you banned my last account. )
I was wondering too, say if someone worked for a big ass bank and they logged on wow with their computer at work, would warden be able to hack into the most secret of their files? If so imagine how powerfull the creators of warden must be.

[foamysquirl]

warden is completely illegal without the protection of blizz's terms of use

[Zaku]

U mean blizzard is watching what i'm doing right now ? and even when i was looking at porno and many more cmon use ur common sense ... they cba to look over 8 mill people and what they are doing ...

[GanjalfTheGreen]

U mean blizzard is watching what i'm doing right now ? and even when i was looking at porno and many more cmon use ur common sense ... they cba to look over 8 mill people and what they are doing ...

They are not watching you..... warden scans the processes, windows and a load of other stuff and will report anything supicious back to blizzard.... then blizzard will have a little look at your account and make sure you're not being naughty..... i am guessing thats how it works

[Azrelix]

I wouldnt say thats how they catch power levelers, unless they see one IP from US and one from Japan. >_>

I doubt I'm the only one in the world who plays my account(s) from multiple computers/locations.

I believe one of the reason theyre not too on the IP Ban Bus is because of two words; Internet Cafe.

"Hey guys, Ill be on in a few, going to the cafe, then we can go to Hyjal!"



LOLOLWTF?



I got money that the blizz ppl are fond of my pr0n.

[Nugma]

ORLY?! KIDDING?!?!?!
KAN DEY RLY TRACCKK,K IPZ+!?!?!?!?!?!?! YOU SEND something to BLIZZARDS SERVER, don't you think they can see where it COMES FROM? And yes, it's indeed possible to ban your IP.

[Maq-]

Is there one single person who looks at every single account in the world?

No.

Is there one single process which looks at your account, your IP, the location of that IP, and flags which accounts may very well be used by account levelers.. Or for which accounts may be Illegally obtained..

More than likely, yes.

You are correct in assuming that every single account won't be monitored.. But if you trip a flag somewhere.. If you cross that boundary then yes.. you're first in line for the ban blast to the face.

Sure.. you may use your account from more than one place..

Same regional location.. IE.. from within the same city, geographic location.. that's one thing.. When you go from logging in from Irvine CA, to logging in from whatnot China within a couple hours.. ooo. imagine that.. flags arise.

My point is.. If you violate certain flags.. you will be monitored.. What those flags are??? I don't know.. But they're there.

[Nugma]

Is there one single person who looks at every single account in the world?

No.

Is there one single process which looks at your account, your IP, the location of that IP, and flags which accounts may very well be used by account levelers.. Or for which accounts may be Illegally obtained..

More than likely, yes.

You are correct in assuming that every single account won't be monitored.. But if you trip a flag somewhere.. If you cross that boundary then yes.. you're first in line for the ban blast to the face.

Sure.. you may use your account from more than one place..

Same regional location.. IE.. from within the same city, geographic location.. that's one thing.. When you go from logging in from Irvine CA, to logging in from whatnot China within a couple hours.. ooo. imagine that.. flags arise.

My point is.. If you violate certain flags.. you will be monitored.. What those flags are??? I don't know.. But they're there.

Exactly.

[kookoo]

Living in sweden is such a good thing, Blizzard is breaking a law.
Ofc we accepted to let them scan our ram but.
when they scan everything we are doing thats breaking the European Law.

http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/Lex...5L0046:EN:HTML

Because in their EULA Agreement they must specify exactly what they are scanning and if they dont say that they read all your chats, windows titles they are breaking the european law.

And Im gonna report them to CNIL (Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés or CNIL)
is an independent French administrative authority whose mission is to ensure that data privacy law is applied to the collection, storage, and use of personal data. Created by the law n° 78-17 on 6 january 1978 about computers, files and liberties(data privacy).´

Regulation
The main principles for regulation of personal data processing are as follows (list not all-inclusive):

• all illegal means of data collection are forbidden;
• the aim of the data files must be explicitly stated;
• people registered in files must be informed of their rights, for example, for rectification and deletion of data on demand;
• finally, no decision about an individual can be decided by a computer. (Banwaves are computer descisions. no doubt)

The archival of sensitive information can result in 5-year prison term and a 300 000€ fine. (SWEET)



Why?

Because in Europe blizzard has its stronghold in France. so I have to report to the french adminstrative authority.





Now flame away!

[Nugma]

If living in Sweden is a good thing, then living in Demark is too! !
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/Lex...5L0046:EN:HTML Euro law, scandinavian law? Means..... i can report them as well?

[Maq-]

Living in sweden is such a good thing, Blizzard is breaking a law.
Ofc we accepted to let them scan our ram but.
when they scan everything we are doing thats breaking the European Law.

http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/Lex...5L0046:EN:HTML

Because in their EULA Agreement they must specify exactly what they are scanning and if they dont say that they read all your chats, windows titles they are breaking the european law.

And Im gonna report them to CNIL (Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés or CNIL)
is an independent French administrative authority whose mission is to ensure that data privacy law is applied to the collection, storage, and use of personal data. Created by the law n° 78-17 on 6 january 1978 about computers, files and liberties(data privacy).´

Regulation
The main principles for regulation of personal data processing are as follows (list not all-inclusive):

• all illegal means of data collection are forbidden;
• the aim of the data files must be explicitly stated;
• people registered in files must be informed of their rights, for example, for rectification and deletion of data on demand;
• finally, no decision about an individual can be decided by a computer. (Banwaves are computer descisions. no doubt)

The archival of sensitive information can result in 5-year prison term and a 300 000€ fine. (SWEET)



Why?

Because in Europe blizzard has its stronghold in France. so I have to report to the french adminstrative authority.





Now flame away!

Not that I disagree with you..

But..

Can you proove..

Without a shadow of a doubt..

That Warden monitors anything other than active processes registered in ram? And above that, that it actually monitors what you're typing?

If you don't have proof, and no, you can't just quote other people, then you have nothing of a case.

No, i'm not defending blizzard.. If they are in fact monitoring everything, then they need to be smashed in the face with a sledge... But my point.. Is they know their legal bounds.. They know what they can and can not do, legally, they have an entire team devoted to this.

If you can proove they're doing something bad, by monitoring your e-mail >after< they determine it's not directly realted to World Of Warcraft, then cool, bring suit.

But if you can't.. Then you have nothing.

They have the >right< to monitor >all< activity in Random Access Memory.. which.. pretty much.. comprises everything you do.

When they determine it has nothing to do with what they have the >right< to monitor, then yes, it is their obligation to decease all monitoring of whatever they were looking into.

Again.. above all others.. If you can proove that they were monotoring more than they are allowed to by the EULA.. then go for it.. If you can't.. then shut up... Plain and simple *called you on your bluff* IMO.

[acolyte]

@kookoo

"Bizzard Entertainment, Inc., by and through itself and/or its licensees and affiliates, considers cheating through the use of “unauthorized third party programs” to be a gross violation of the World of Warcraft Terms of Use Agreement (“TOU”) and/or the World of Warcraft End User License Agreement (“EULA”) that you have accepted in order to view this notice."

"n an effort to combat the efforts of those individuals who are willing to violate the EULA and/or the TOU, Blizzard Entertainment utilizes an “anti-cheating” utility that runs as part of World of Warcraft. This “anti cheating” utility performs limited scans of:

(i) the Random Access Memory (“RAM”) that is occupied by the World of Warcraft program to confirm that the World of Warcraft program has not been altered or “hacked” in violation of the World of Warcraft Terms of Use;
(ii) the World of Warcraft ‘process’ to determine if any unauthorized third party programs or computer code has been attached to the World of Warcraft process; and
(iii) the Windows Process List to determine if any confirmed hacking or cheating programs are presently open in violation of the World of Warcraft Terms of Use."

Welcome to not reading before you click accept. Did you acutally think a large corporation wouldn't cover it's ass legaly?
http://www.wow-europe.com/en/policy/anticheat.html