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by julianee 2351 days ago
I would think money plays a big role too. Back when Apex Legends exploded into the scene with the initial user base, selling a hack for 10 a pop would make a lot of money.
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I recently met someone who claimed he had a three person company making cheats. Maybe one of them was solely marketing? The memory blurs. They were selling cheats as a subscription service and with different tiers unlocking more cheats. Earned a decent salary doing it.
Is this legal? It's obviously against TOS, but I don't think breaking a TOS is illegal..
You could make a case that making a cheat is copyright infringement as Blizzard did [0] so yes, it can be illegal.

[0] https://torrentfreak.com/blizzard-sues-overwatch-cheat-maker...

It seems like blizzard is really stretching and the cases that already went to court they lost.

Is making an overlay a derivative work?