rounded up, yes.
Just have to repeat though:
Even so, there is always some amount of risk, even if it rounds up to yes. If you end up being that 1 in a million edge case, it will still feel like 100% to you. :-)
Sigpatches trick the Horizon Operating System (HOS) in to believing the game you installed from your “backup dump”, as an NSP or XCI, has all the proper cryptographic signatures. The typical reason for this would be piracy, which we do not condone here on GBATemp because it’s bad.
The logs have TONS of details about what you’ve been doing, including installing “backup dumps” or if said games crashed or any number of system changes you might have made. Those logs can be used to determine if you‘ve violated the Ninty Terms of Service and if you have then your System can be banned. What is equally suspicious is if your logs that were initially flowing to Ninty, stop for a while and when your Switch checks back in, all the logging is suspiciously missing. The only way these files could possibly go missing is if you hacked your Switch and used tools to delete them which would lead Ninty to believe that since yiu have the capability to do so, you were feeling guilty about what you were doing and it was likely something that was against their terms of service…annnnnnd the cycle repeats.