Games already ask for kernel level access, which is a no-go for me personally.
It's already bad enough publishers are collecting our personal data and using/selling it.
Why trust corporations with access to our PCs??
Trading privacy/security for generic multiplayer slop is crazy, but many of us do it; younger gamers not even realizing the future impact it could have on consumer rights if EVERYONE is just willingly giving their info away for no incentive or reason.... (edit: the incentive being the ability to play the game......no thanks + refund)
I understand the notion of having nothing to hide, but it's the same with the law. Innocent people need a lawyer just as much as the guilty, as to avoid being falsely charged and convicted.
Everyone should have a basic expectation of privacy, whether it be physical or digital.
Privacy is a fundamental freedom that every living being on this Earth should have.
