dibblebill

On theFreedom/money issue, I am being theoretical based on things I have seen with other content providers. Karma, I suspect that our laws differ a bit here. I live in the Corporatist States of America.

I'd owe similar amounts to several companies myself. I suspect they just ban in lieu of a cease and desist. Having been the recipient of a C&D, if the company wanted more than your user information and IP address, they just have to contact your ISP, which is within their bounds, or a judge. I am sure that they only ban due to how easy it is compared to proving wrongdoing in a court of law.

I come in peace. I like gaming and debating. Favorite mobile games include Real Racer 3, NFS Most Wanted, and the Asphalt series. I've been using Game Guardian for over a year, first on my Acer Iconia a500 and now on my Nexus 10.

In most cases, the companies only choose to ban you because it's cheaper and easier than a lawsuit. Because they don't does not mean they can't. There is a legal difference, though it is uncomfortably fuzzy, regarding the two, especially where purchasable goods are concerned. Please note that I am not passing judgement on users of various cheat softwares, as I use them in single-player games myself.

Actually, it's completely different from a trainer for a non-IAP game. Overpriced or not, IAP is a purchase and cheating the system is theft, legally. You do run a risk of legal prosecution.