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Why should they remove it and what would be a better anti-cheat choice and why?
Nearly every anti-cheat is pretty bad at detecting aimbotters. What sets games like Fortnite apart from others in banning people is they have active mods that view problematic people and ban them within minutes to hours of receiving multiple hacking reports.
That's what needs to be done here, so if you see cheaters (actual cheaters, not people that killed you because you're bad) report them to the developers.
Exactly how can you tell which of the two steals more data? Only from the news? Come on, you are either racist or stupid.
(P.S: Just to update you, EAC is owned by Epic Games which I see from your profile, is another company you dislike, which among other things is acquired for 40% by Tencent)
Но я пожалуй соглашусь, лучше подождать может разрабы сделают более привычный античит от проверенных источников.