• MrScottyTay@sh.itjust.works
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    3 months ago

    They should know the account it is that’s currently using it. They’re not using your account when playing your games

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      3 months ago

      Bro you can just make a fake account and say it was your little brother , they literally have no idea who signed up or if they lied about account details 🙄

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      3 months ago

      Unless I’ve misunderstood; that’s exactly why I asked the question in my original comment. I’ll explain my / the reasoning:

      I own a game on a Steam account (A) and want to hack (and evade bans) using another Steam account (B).

      I share my library/game from account (A) to account (B) then hack on account B and only account B gets banned… What’s to then stop me from making Steam account C, D, E, F… etc? Absolutely nothing. Hence the double ban.

      I stress that if you do share a game / your Steam library with others you trust them explicitly.

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        3 months ago

        Restrict the number of accounts that can join that family group. And/or remove the ability to share the library from the main account for repeated offenses.

        Or require multiple family members accounts to have to cheat before the owner account is banned.

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          3 months ago

          stop sharing your library with strangers and kick your brother’s ass when he gets you banned