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Edit: RIP Windows 7/8 and older versions of 10 too.
If they were not to implement a better anti-cheat, they would lose money too quickly.
2. just use windows 10 or 11 already
Also think about this:
If it is kernel level access, which is deeper than the OS kernel; and a hacker gets around this, possibly by remote modifying code on the server or on client connections; could they just get rootkit access to everyone who uses said anti-cheat.
Much more insidious than the recent Apex client side hack.
Game companies making open vectors tunneled in many home computers (and work computers as well) where people have sensitive data; say on not just their finances but possibly their company as well if they Work From Home post (Voldemort-18+1);
making malicious group salivate with lust for that delicious IP.
Also explains a lot of the recent IP leaks from tech companies (see Intel and AMD as great examples).