I don't know how he expressed it in words. However, as I said, there's the risk that some information might be stored in the internal memory of the switch. And since we don't know if deleting the logs with hekate is enough, we can only say that it isn't safe to rely on it right now.
If you do get a console ban, you are limited to game updates and system updates. I'm assuming since local multiplayer doesn't connect you to online that it will function. However all other online functions such as the eShop and online play will be disabled. Also, a console ban almost always is complemented with an account ban.
I wonder about that too. I still don't understand what a ban on Switch effects.
Yes
Thank you very much ^^
Maybe because Nintendo feels that you deserve at least THAT much out of the device? I feel like there was a more official reason but I can't recall anything at the moment. Anyways, we can update our system to specific firmwares now using game dumps and a dump of your NAND. Limitation to this method is that we can only update to firmwares that come with game cartridges. For example, there are no games that come with 5.X. Also, while we don't have a way to install game updates offline, we do have a (complicated) way of dumping them.
Okay. That's okay for me^^ than im going to risk a ban and play some japanese only games and backups of my games.
And you didn't got banned while downloading the updates. That's cool. But currently I don't have the SX, because there is no German seller who has it in stock. So I would use something risky.
No, no ban.
They can ban the certificate and/or your console and/or your account. Its up to Nintendo how severe your ban is.
