Is Warden cause for privacy concern?
Probably not, in its current form. In fact, I fully support what they are attempting to do, which is protect their game. Games that dont enforce integrity are simply not as much fun (try playing Diablo 2 on Battle.Net without running into hordes of cheaters). The simple fact is that Warden is not relaying private information back to Blizzard. It is determining whether you are using a specific hack, or have a specific program loaded, and sending back a yes or no response. It is a common myth that it is relaying tons of information back for them to peruse later. They dont know you’re looking at porn, man.
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