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Precisely. Yet Discord refuses to do anything about it.
The Discord app requires administrative access. Back door.
Please do not spread misinformation.
They only remove things after users report it. No user reports, no removal.
I am not spreading misinformation.
Only actual bad links will be removed. There will be no blanket blocks of CDNs unless en-masse used to attempt compromising, spreading malware etc. So unless a CDN is owned and operated by a hacker/phishing group, it's not going to happen.
Let it go.
If you go by what people say NO ONE is dumb enough to fall for the Nigerian Prince scam.. and yet... everyday proves that plenty of people are and the overlap in the two groups is there :P.
That's nice. Can you actually provide evidence though. The mechanism by which discord accessed the protected memory of other applications, the means by which it was abled to search, open, and change files without you or your AV's noticing? ANything? I mean if yoyu can actually show that this is possible there'd be quite a monetary windfall for it.
Bruh.
If you've been on the internet anywhjere near as long as you claim to have been you know no one's gonna believe when you say that and you know why no ones gonna believe you when you say that.
Clearly a Wizard did it then.
M'dude if DIscord was so much of a backdoor, it'd have been shut down by now . Plain and simple.
Yet you didn't know what LimeWire(literally second to Napster in early P2P file sharing) was until explained.
You keep changing stories and being inconsistent.
More answers.
For your first quote: Yes, people do fall for the Nigerian Prince scheme. Mainly older folks who are forgetting their basics due to age, and children who hop on mommy and daddy's computer and say things like "Hey, this nice prince wants to make mommy and daddy rich!" As long as you can think clearly, you won't fall for an obvious scam.
For your second: Discord requires administrative permissions to even function on your computer. They harvest information from you at all times - you must provide them access or you don't get to use the app. it's right there on the options page when you go to modify your account on the app. This administrative permission allows for modification of a large number of things, including registry files.
For your third: Believe it or not, I know not to visit questionable sites just like I know enough not to visit questionable people's houses. Pretty basic "stranger danger" protocols.
For your fourth: Discord heavily obfuscates the data, making it very hard for the authorities to catch people who use it. The very things that make Discord easy for people to use, such as high amounts of trust and encryption of data, make the site very hard to prosecute.
I didn't know what LimeWire was. I was aware of Napster because of TV advertising.
In those early days, I was extremely wary of file sharing sites because even then I knew that they were a threat.
LimeWire wasn't a site...
They were only a threat if you didn't practice basic internet safety. I'm seeing a theme that everything you say is a 'threat' is only one if you don't practice internet safety.
Weird.
Are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ serious?
Just like 4chan!
I'm not going to mention where, or much else due to that was an issue of hyperfixation on my own part.