Yes, all this.I do think the idea of a porn game phoning home without explicit permission is a bit worrisome. Especially one with content as questionable as this one. I'm curious how much data could be collected if they were inclined to do so. Especially since Sel has threatened legal action in the past. Even if ren'py is fairly sandboxed and can't just go collecting data from the entire host, the logs do still reveal some information about the host. Not to mention he'll have an association with real IP addresses. Even if the content of the game is legal (which is probably not true in all countries), many of us would risk our jobs if it came out we play this game.
Additionally, the more I think about it, the DRM as it is may well violate the EU's GDPR law. Specifically the data processing regulations.You must be registered to see the links
I don't know what it would entails, as I'm a noob about these things, but it might be worth it to only share a "cleaned up" version of the game here in the future. Just in case some malicious content get added to random files in future updates.
I'm sure even subscribers might be interested in getting a safe version of the game.
Or maybe more knowledgeable guys could share tips on how to prevent future damages?
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