[Feedback] Blacklist is better, but not good enough.

[Veladrys]

And I am strongly opposing it as your false sense of security isn't worth the privacy invasion of all XIV players.

Stop. Legal actions are being taken against the plugin, and any forks of it are reportable to Github. Furthermore, why are you assuming that Square Enix can't improve the system to prevent that information from being obtainable by plugins? Haven't they already said they've been working on a fix? Why are you so adamantly against improving the system as it exists now?

[PotatoePet]

Stop. Legal actions are being taken against the plugin, and any forks of it are reportable to Github. Furthermore, why are you assuming that Square Enix can't improve the system to prevent that information from being obtainable by plugins? Haven't they already said they've been working on a fix? Why are you so adamantly against improving the system as it exists now?

They published their fix. Its not working and was cracked within 24hrs as they were not willing to do it the only right way you should approach something like this by filtering outgoing packets on a per player basis.

I can't see the future and I might change my stance on the matter when SE surprises me but it doesn't seem like they are willing to implement a filtering system for outgoing packets on a per player basis. At least so far they gave all the signals that they are not willing to invest big time into this feature.

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Stop. Legal actions are being taken against the plugin, and any forks of it are reportable to Github. Furthermore, why are you assuming that Square Enix can't improve the system to prevent that information from being obtainable by plugins? Haven't they already said they've been working on a fix? Why are you so adamantly against improving the system as it exists now?

This isn't a legal problem but a technical one tho.