Zero chance when you legally buy a game from the eshop you are given a ticket then the wiiu connects to the nintendo CDN (content delivery network) what utktdownloader does along with all the other pc downloaders is simply bypass the eshop side of things and connect to the CDN with a fake ticket and download the game. Nintendo has no way of knowing the ticket is fake and they also have no way of knowing if it's a PC or a wiiu that is connected to the CDN.
Tickets are not involved in the download of NUS files, and if they were, they could easily be validated. Yes, you are given a ticket when you make a purchase, but that isn't used until the install process runs on the WiiU.
Like I said they can't tell if it's a wiiu or a PC that has connected to the cdn so they can't do fuck all about it thus why nobody has been prosecuted for this over the last few years that this has been done on the 3ds and now wiiu.
Please at least indicate that your conclusions are conjecture, since they aren't based on fact.
Yes, they do know which downloads are being done by a PC and which ones come from your WiiU. The GETs from your WiiU have a User-Agent that includes your PBOSU version, your console ID, and system version (plus another QWORD I didn't chase down.) The ones from your PC... don't. (Utik, specifically, uses wget.) Whether or not they choose to keep that information, or take action based on it, they certainly have it available to them.
The inclusion of system version is the reason that I don't use the latest Haxchi for more than testing. I don't know if the version override that
@FIX94 put in will be included in the GET, and it seems like a bad idea to make it that easy to match a console ID with a hacked OS. I know it's not the kind of thing that they typically do, but why tempt them to ban you?
