The worst forms of it run at the kernel level and can view anything done on the entire system to make sure people aren't bypassing restrictions. I don't think the version they're using here is quite that bad, but I still don't like to support it.

Not all game publishers remove it, but some will get rid of it after the initial sales start slowing down.

What do you mean about being invasive? How long does it usually take to remove Denuvo?

0xbitcoiner

Yes, that is the reason they use it. I dislike DRM of any kind, but some of the Denuvo products are particularly invasive, so normally choose to wait until it gets removed before buying the game.

astro_penguin

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I've heard of Denuvo, that's to protect against piracy, right?
