
Originally Posted by
poser
The IP alone gives nobody no info about nothing (just the country and provider). You had to ask the provider for the name of the user, that owned that IP in that part. time.
I think the registry read is the right answer, but hmm, what else can they see there...
What made me think a little was the fact that they said it has anti spam and anti virus capabilities (?). In fact, I tried to log into a
MG casino and it was impossible. Until I disabled the tool !!! Maybe
MG is spam to a Playtech tool ??!! LOL
IP address would be no good, as many now have dynamic ones (not enough to go round for everyone to have their own any more). Computers DO have a more specific code, hard wired into the motherboard. This can be read by software to determine which computer is being used. This can flag duplicate accounts, but again would not help the tool. It would fail if the player bought a new PC!
It has to be a registry read, and programs can read ANYTHING from the registry provided they know what the name of the keys are, this is how registry repair programs work. Casino software that can remember the user will store this in the registry, probably unencrypted too!
Several groups have launched similar tools, and mostly they offer nothing extra that you cannot find by checking your E-mails every day, and looking at the website.
If the tool prevents the use of other casinos once installed, it is itself "malware", and deserves disabling and uninstalling.
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