all vs. StarForce

[XdaywalkerX]

pick up from here http://www.glop.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=291

for germans http://www.gamezone.de/news_detail.asp?nid=40666&sys=1

I am a class action attorney in the United States (Chicago, Illinois, to be precise). I am investigating StarForce's DRM practices. (I am involved in one of the class actions currently pending against Sony BMG/Arista Entertainment regarding the use of XCP2 and MediaMax copy protection.) At the present, I am looking to speak with witnesses whose computers were harmed or damaged after installing a game with StarForce encoded on it. Please contact me through the forums, or visit this link:
http://eplaw.us/starforce.html

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[Panda Man]

http://www.star-force.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=654

Think i should post that on the forum? Not any real damage, but it might still count. Note how long it has taken to get ANY response at all their.

[XdaywalkerX]

Trackmania Nations is not protected by starforce or any other protection - it should be another problem.

[Panda Man]

ughh... come again!? Are you serious? if so, then yes, it is in fact protected by StarForce 3.6.

Originally Posted by oystiq.com

It appears that despite being a free game this has Starforce copy protection built in -- labelled by some as 'malware', Starforce installs hidden device drivers on your system. More information, including removal details.

http://www.joystiq.com/2006/01/30/tr...e-to-download/

There's a crap load of other sites confirming it as well. Just ask jeeves

[HellasVagabond]

Lets riot outside their building and then burn it down :P
I hate starforce...

[Panda Man]

Originally Posted by HellasVagabond

Lets riot outside their building and then burn it down :P
I hate starforce...

Or just cut to the chase and burn it down as soon as we get there *packs bags*