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Im planning on hacking my switch which is clean. I read I should make a backup of my nand with hekate. Do I do this before or after installing SXOS? Also what I wanted to do was play official games online games on clean sysnand then use emunand exclusively for offline backups. Will this keep me safe? Or can I still get banned for playing official games online games on clean sysnand? Thanks!
 
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Im planning on hacking my switch which is clean. I read I should make a backup of my nand with hekate. Do I do this before or after installing SXOS? Also what I wanted to do was play official games online games on clean sysnand then use emunand exclusively for offline backups. Will this keep me safe? Or can I still get banned for playing official games online games on clean sysnand? Thanks!
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