Originally Posted by Jooze
Also We all agreed Blizzard is allowed to do to us. Terms of Use Article 17 C.
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Not fully true. I don't recall seeing in there that they are allowed to come to my home, take my kids and sell them for funds to pay their staff. Contrary to popular belief, Blizzard is not above the law (like the recently argued copyright issues of mods). I understand the subpoena thing, doesn't mean I have to like it.
My point still stands. How far will this go before people start having a problem with such methods? When one of their relatives are caught this way? When it's proven so effective that it becomes a law, no longer needing court orders? When that filters down to no longer needing a warrant to search a home/car/property? How about when a game instates a mandatory background check before playing? Or even better, your credit score has to be above 700 to play?
Yes, this is a bit of an exaggeration, but you can see what's brewing up in my head on this matter. Large changes come from little things like this exploding and being taken advantage of.