Restore to factory won't delete system logs. So unfortunately no.

It was either something that you did before installing any unauthorized AKA unlicensed software, or you did not.

 

Where are system logs actually stored?
If they are stored on the system internal storage, you would have to imagine that there would be a way to wipe them (or spam it to force deletion of older logs since there's only a finite amount of space)

 

I imagine that some day we will understand the setup well enough to wipe logs in a way that is not detectable. But that day is not today.

 

Correct, you would have a clean new user profile but still system logs that will be reported upon your first connection, which will eventually result in a ban when the telemetry servers report the data to whatever process creates the ban.

 

Considering most people are on 5.x and are stuck in this situation, can you think of any legitimate means to generate normal errors? Maybe factory reset + nxdreport + some specific actions to pad the error log? That would be an *incredibly* useful app.

 

Sorry, I should have been more specific. For those who have never connected to the internet, but are on 5.x and have installed unofficial software, is there a way to blank the system, and then pad it with a few errors? Or do you think a 5.x that has never gone online can be factory reset + nxdreport and the no-errors-log won't be suspicious since its never reported for?