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Nintendo subpoenas Google, Discord, Reddit and more in ongoing Switch pirate crackdown
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this post was submitted on 29 Nov 2024
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Yeah, how far up the blame chain can we go until it's just Nintendo's fault?
"Well, you let them by being negligent" lmao.
Well, if you want to go to the top of the chain it would really be Nvidias fault
Depends which path you take, it could also be your local hospital for letting these hacker be born.
So there's this chick named Eve...
Hospital shares as much of the blame as Google, Discord or Reddit. Amazing how Nintendo is engaging in these shenanigans on the verge of a new console release, when they almost certainly could have fixed these issues with a low-effort hardware refresh years ago.