Hardware Mig Switch on Switch 2

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Ok, well, the pirates games that you are running; are they from well-known public torrent websites? Maybe the ones you're using are obscure and not blacklisted yet.
I'm fairly certain this is the reason, but I would love to be proven wrong. Nintendo collects a ton of telemetry and probably has a way of detecting which cartridge is being played when. If the cloned one and the official one (or two cloned copies) is being played at the same time, you get hammered with a console ban. Simple as.

This is why MIG killed the second-hand market. You'll never know if your cartridge is being used by someone across the world. Thankfully, the people who use MIG are fairly rare in my country. But again, you never know.
 
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Ok, well, the pirates games that you are running; are they from well-known public torrent websites? Maybe the ones you're using are obscure and not blacklisted yet.
All from the wellknown russian torrent....
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I'm fairly certain this is the reason, but I would love to be proven wrong. Nintendo collects a ton of telemetry and probably has a way of detecting which cartridge is being played when. If the cloned one and the official one (or two cloned copies) is being played at the same time, you get hammered with a console ban. Simple as.

This is why MIG killed the second-hand market. You'll never know if your cartridge is being used by someone across the world. Thankfully, the people who use MIG are fairly rare in my country. But again, you never know.
But if you're playing offline, how can Nintendo detect that you're playing two games simultaneously in two different countries?
 
All from the wellknown russian torrent....
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But if you're playing offline, how can Nintendo detect that you're playing two games simultaneously in two different countries?

I'm NOT saying they have such a system, but I'm pretty sure telemetry logs + retrospective analysis (even as going as far to use AI bots to check timestamps overlap) could work it if a ban is needed.

Remember: Apple tracks every letter you type into the search bar in the App Store, Nintendo also logs every time you put a new cartridge in...
 

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