I have disabled only Share Error Information. I certainly will not check Mario Online-play without cert2 due to high risk.That’s hardcore no cert at all or do you mean actually from the dump? Have you been playing Mario aces as well? Did you also turn that data sharing link off on your Nintendo account? I’ve red that’s possible now not sure if it makes any difference tbh with certificates. I’m even wandering now if these bans are even connected to using sx os or is it just a coincidence that the ban flag maybe coming from using previous cfw and the blame is being pushed too using the sx I’ve not had a sniff of any ban yet and my sd has only ever been used for sx files. I’ve also noticed the bans seem to be Americans no uk yet whether that’s a reason as well.
did you go on your Nintendo settings account and uncheck your "usage information" I know its something you can do now I'm not sure if you can do this in the US I think its only EU accounts but I was wandering if you did. Mario Odyseey is Card 1 you should be ok with your zlda certificate I have the retail of Mario Odyseey so I've not tried this title. So let me get this right you have you used Mario Aces & Wolfenstein 2 online without a certificate embedded in the xci file and your still ok?I have disabled only Share Error Information. I certainly will not check Mario Online-play without cert2 due to high risk.
I have selected Usage Information, and im already played alot Mario Odyssey without cert. Always online.did you go on your Nintendo settings account and uncheck your "usage information" I know its something you can do now I'm not sure if you can do this in the US I think its only EU accounts but I was wandering if you did. Mario Odyseey is Card 1 you should be ok with your zlda certificate I have the retail of Mario Odyseey so I've not tried this title. So let me get this right you have you used Mario Aces & Wolfenstein 2 online without a certificate embedded in the xci file and your still ok?
Mario Odyseey does use online features you know when you go to the scoreboards that's connecting to the online servers. I just inject my zelda one into them all but it seems still ok.I have selected Usage Information, and im already played alot Mario Odyssey without cert. Always online.
My games which has no OnlinePlay have no cert.
Why are you playing some games without using your cert? Seems a pretty dumb move to me, if it was me I would use my cert in every single game even the single player ones, just like I did on my 3ds.I have selected Usage Information, and im already played alot Mario Odyssey without cert. Always online.
My games which has no OnlinePlay have no cert.
As far as I was aware he was injecting his zelda certificate in to all his games and he has not been banned at all, unless hes decided to test this method out instead to see if it bans without a certificate I'm not sure. The information hes giving now is becoming to conflict with older comments which I am a bit concerned about.Why are you playing some games without using your cert? Seems a pretty dumb move to me, if it was me I would use my cert in every single game even the single player ones, just like I did on my 3ds.
I appreciate the input mate, won't play Mario Tennis online anymore although it might be already too late for me.
Anyway just wanted to give my two cents and say it does, technically, work.
Wasn't planning on buying any card2 game or paying to play online altogether so I guess I dont care much.
Did you get banned in the end?
Yes, it is indeed a certificate banUpdate:
Just got my games cert ban (Walfenstein II) error:2124-4025
Guess the issue is importing it to play Mario tennis aces since most of the games i tried before worked without errors
this game worked but when i tried SF collection it gave me the error, played RL, Fortnite (official eshop titles) and logged to eshop normally
so i think it's just a card cert ban
Looks like we've got confirmation that Nintendo is banning gamecart certificates (I guess people aren't taking my advice...). The relevant error for trying to use a gamecard with a banned cert is 0x1F727C -- 2124-4025.
— Michael (@SciresM) June 20, 2018
But why? is it type1 to type2Yes, it is indeed a certificate ban
https://twitter.com/SciresM/status/1009436235536871424
Neither, it has do with the fact that a foreign header was injected into a game. See here for information: https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHacks/comments/8rxg26/psa_strong_antipiracy_measures_implemented_by/But why? is it type1 to type2
Should not the same logic be applied to LayeredFS? Everyone in the scene, even respectable hackers, have said it will lead to bans 100% guaranteed. And yet, I see nearly double the number of users not banned with LayeredFS as there are banned. Banning in the worst case scenario is random, but that's speculation.Be that as it may, these people are running the certificate injections at their own risk.
Probably all of them will get banned in the end...still it would be interesting hypothesis to watch and see how long before the ban hammer strikes down
Actually SF is a card1 game, if you used a card2 it won't work in theory (it will get you banned)Update:
Just got my games cert ban (Walfenstein II) error:2124-4025
Guess the issue is importing it to play Mario tennis aces since most of the games i tried before worked without errors
this game worked but when i tried SF collection it gave me the error, played RL, Fortnite (official eshop titles) and logged to eshop normally
so i think it's just a card cert ban
If you are going to tell me the information here is false because users have not been banned yet, yes it is misinformation: https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHacks/comments/8rxg26/psa_strong_antipiracy_measures_implemented_by/If no one tries, no one will know.
What we talk about here is only theory we never said it was 100% safe, in fact every 2 posts you see someone shouting out loud "it's risky, don't do it if you don't want to get banned but if you want to try playing online here is a way that seems safer than others but still not 100% safe"
I don't really see any misinformation being spread.