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by bzzzt 1 hour ago
Linux also supports secure boot and locking down your accounts. Open technology doesn't mean everybody can do everything.
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But why is anti-cheat so hard to build for Linux then? Because it needs kernel-level access?
It's not hard to build. It's just very hard to guarantee it won't be tampered with, making it ineffective.
Won’t HDCP face the same tampering?
I honestly don't know, but I assume HDCP can be implemented on the proprietary firmware blobs.