Yes, because very few people have used it yet. Again: this is something that can get you banned retroactively, because default webserver-logging will have the necessary info to tell your app from a real request. Wait a few weeks and people will get banned.
Do you know how many requests they must receive to their servers per second?
Except for the ones you send.
A basic grep search can do it. Even with thousands of requests per second, your app is easily identifiable in the logs.
Yes, but the pattern of actual consoles and the pattern of your app are completely different. This is not rocket science. Your app will get a lot of people banned. At least warn them in your OP.
You base this on what evidence? Your interactions with SciresM and what how you behaved in this thread are not encouraging.
Oh great, you're one of those "if you pirate you deserve to die" people, aren't you?
Everyone who uses it up to the point of the release of that will have their Switch most likely banned. You should pull the download link down, and if your program has an auto update feature, use that to send out an update that makes it so the program does not function. You are making it so people have the chance to get banned, do the right thing and take it down until Nintendo cannot tell the difference.
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No it has to do with your claim that your tool is 100% safe when you don't actually know if it is.
Shit, I just realised I forgot to pull the download.
You better believe that Nintendo can also reach you in Australia. The US doesn't treat with countries that do not honor the DMCA. They even got Sweden to cave to their demands, if they find out who you are and you are indeed running that title key site, you're toast my friend. Better get out while you can.
This is why you should warn users. You can't just bumble around with stuff like this. Your app will cause a huge ban wave.
That's correct, issue is though, you can't install it, also Nintendo can see that you downloaded from em.
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