Good luck with that, Nintendo dose not care, they look at it as the same as piracy, no matter how you word it or think you found a loop hole Nintendo won’t see the The difference like lots of people said if you want online go for a brand-new clean virgin switch and doing a Nand back up won’t work because to do that NAND back up you have to run homebrew. A catch 22
His question was are they legal. Not do i get banned when i run legal NSPs lol.
Oh. They're totally illegal. Copyright infringement, and circumvention of a data protection mechanism. The cops are going to bust down your door, sieze your computers, and kick your dog. Unless you're outside of USA where the DMCA has no jurisdiction. Here in the superior zone, it would just be a civil matter, and since they're not suffering any damages if I run homebrew software, their argument would fall flat.
Umm so what software to run to make a NAND backup and what software to use to restore that nand back up , is provided by Nintendo? Can you get it on the eShop, see Catch 22 , what you are going to tell me that that software use to make and restore a NAND back up is the only piece of homebrew or activity that Nintendo can’t detect. The only way to be safe is to have one switch for online and one for the fun stuff
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Yes op was questioning if he would get banned for running homebrew, even if it was so called “legal” homebrew
or, ya know, a novel idea is rather then blow 300 dollars for just homebrew why not wait for emunand which won't cost you a penny outside of maybe an sd card
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When you have the game bought by yourself, then yes you are legal.
But when you have the game why does you need an NSP from it ^^
But when you have the game why does you need an NSP from it ^^
Just using reinx might be able to get you banned, nintendo seem to be assholes this time....
I mean ReiNX use to literally tell Nintendo that you're using it (until ReiNX 2.0 iirc)
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Do NOT go online with a hacked Switch in any way, shape, or form. I suggest removing previously entered Wifi networks and enabling airplane mode.
Uninstalling a previously installed .nsp will do nothing to help you if you want to go online after using CFW. I suggest restoring your clean NAND backup if you are done with CFW, as even if you try your best to remove traces of CFW usage, you wont find everything and there will be traces in your previously hacked NAND.
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No. The console is banned from Nintendo servers on their end. Nothing you can do to your console will reverse that.
Legality & Nintendo's policy are two completely different things. Being legally made still does not mean you can play them on the switch without being banned because you have to break the end user agreement to install these legally made nsp.
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