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Hello :) can I open youtube or twitch on my second screen without getting banned? Or will I get a ban for switching to another tab? Thank you for your help.
We just have to wait for the cheater with software skills who writes code that inputs an image of an online chessboard and outputs the piece position - to a chess engine, all running on a separate computer.
@Kawaei48 said in #3:
> We just have to wait for the cheater with software skills who writes code that inputs an image of an online chessboard and outputs the piece position - to a chess engine, all running on a separate computer.
instead of a 2nd screen he could use his mobile if he wanted to cheat
@Flightcaptain said in #2:
> Hello :) can I open youtube or twitch on my second screen without getting banned? Or will I get a ban for switching to another tab? Thank you for your help.
of course u can do this.Tang does it all the time
> We just have to wait for the cheater with software skills who writes code that inputs an image of an online chessboard and outputs the piece position - to a chess engine, all running on a separate computer.
instead of a 2nd screen he could use his mobile if he wanted to cheat
@Flightcaptain said in #2:
> Hello :) can I open youtube or twitch on my second screen without getting banned? Or will I get a ban for switching to another tab? Thank you for your help.
of course u can do this.Tang does it all the time
@kassanen thank you!
"mobile" is a separate computer. But how does one get the board position into their mobile during a bullet game against Penguin?
Was it known that Chess.com looked at the switch to other windows to catch cheaters? If not, they really shouldn't have said anything, now the cheaters know not to do that.
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