Uh don’t do it. They’ll just some how add a encryption lock chained to a subscription to your “local drive” and force you to pay to play that game
(Didn’t even read the article - sounds sketch or sus)
I’m going to suggest that they can already do this.
We know that Xbox won’t let you use a second account to play games you purchased on your original account on the same device. One way to get around this was to use physical disks. But there’s no stopping them from modifying the OS to read a disk already registered with one account and prevent that disk/key from being used on another account.
They are taking a shortcut though (probably to cut out the resale market) and just doing away with physical disks (just like Sony).
Uh don’t do it. They’ll just some how add a encryption lock chained to a subscription to your “local drive” and force you to pay to play that game (Didn’t even read the article - sounds sketch or sus)
Oh, don’t worry. They won’t work anyways after a firmware update.
I’m going to suggest that they can already do this.
We know that Xbox won’t let you use a second account to play games you purchased on your original account on the same device. One way to get around this was to use physical disks. But there’s no stopping them from modifying the OS to read a disk already registered with one account and prevent that disk/key from being used on another account.
They are taking a shortcut though (probably to cut out the resale market) and just doing away with physical disks (just like Sony).
Yes they do. Any account in your home console can play all of your digital games. Stop spreading lies.
https://www.windowscentral.com/xbox/xbox-pc-game-pass-crackdown-breaks-family-setup
They changed it. Then they changed it back after some outcry and blamed it on a bug.
The point stands.