should I get a mig switch for switch oled offline play only?

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the oled switch I have log in Nintendo account but not a latest os firmware.
what kind of procedure should I do to prevent machine ban if using mig on this switch?

Where could I get a reasonable price of mig switch?

After inserting a mig switch, Is procedure the same as jailbreak a og switch with soft mod?

if this switch oled go online accidentally, what does ban mean? not allow to go Nintendo online service or even can't play game offline to be useless brick?

The safest method should be getting a new ns1 oled right?
 
The MIG is a game cart that allows you to play pirated software without having to open the Switch console.
It is more convenient than having to install a modchip internally.
But you don't get all these special feature to avoid getting banned like with a Picofly/HWFly modchip.

If you go online with pirated software, you will risk getting banned because Nintendo does seem to be able to detect that you're using a MIG.
There are reports of users getting banned with using backups from your own games on a Switch2.
So the conclusion is that the MIG is not a device with which you can play pirated games online safely either.
 

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