Basic instinct
Basic instinct
- Subject: Basic instinct
- From: Kristoper Matthews <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 10:15:11 -0400
If an application did that to me, I would:
A. Immediately file a civil suit against the author (if irreplaceable
data is deleted, you can bet I'd be after everything the author has);
B. Hunt the author down.
Also, what kind of delusion makes you think your "crack detection"
logic would NEVER, EVER, EVER improperly detect a crack?
Of course, the fact that you even have to *ASK* says a lot about your
own moral code.
--Kris
(forgot to send to list first time around)
On 8/4/05, Lorenzo <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just discovered that my application has been cracked. I want to
> modify my code. If my app detectes that it has been cracked because some
> variables are turned on but some other are still off (impossible when
> properly registered), I show a dialog to the user saying that this program
> has been cracked and if he continues the program will delete all the files
> from the disk. The dialog has 2 buttons: Quit (predefined) and Continue. If
> the user presses Quit, the application quits, but if he presses the button
> Continue, my application really deletes all the files from the disk?
>
>
> Can I do that?
> Is this legal?
> Who should I ask to?
> Am I too bad?
>
>
> Best Regards
> --
> Lorenzo
> email: email@hidden
>
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