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#1 2019-06-10 18:23:39
- Morti
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Sharing Recorded Games, do they contain private information?
Is there anything in a recorded game text file that would reveal any personal information about a users account or password?
Are they safe to share with others?
Let's say I want to make this last file public.
Is there any private information in one of these files that I should be concerned about, or is it all information that anyone could run with a similar (or any) version of One Life?
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#2 2019-06-10 19:46:57
- InSpace
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Re: Sharing Recorded Games, do they contain private information?
Things leaked from your files: creditcard, drivers licence, bank account, name, adress, religion, favourite spicegirl, sexuality, favourite memes, age, blood type, game time played, nudez, all account names and passwords, the date you retire, birthday, amount of toes, netflix account, political party you voted for, school history, sexual history, history history, your diary, your nickname, a cantalope, pets names, weight, length, width, favorite color, most used toothpaste brand and mothers name.
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#3 2019-06-10 20:56:11
- Averest
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Re: Sharing Recorded Games, do they contain private information?
Well at least it's not anything important.
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#4 2019-06-10 22:02:03
- jasonrohrer
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Re: Sharing Recorded Games, do they contain private information?
I don't think so, unless you actively typed personal info into the game during the recording (like if you were logging in for the first time, you'd type your email).
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#5 2019-06-11 01:47:31
- Morti
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Re: Sharing Recorded Games, do they contain private information?
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I don't think so, unless you actively typed personal info into the game during the recording (like if you were logging in for the first time, you'd type your email).
Thanks, now just to figure out a convenient way to share them.
I tried pastebin and almost crashed my PC.
Then I tried megaupload, seemed to work okay.
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