Account sharing
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 DogmanPM |
Date sent: 2025/09/28 21:45:10
Friends, I need to address a serious issue. Sharing a single user account among multiple people is strictly forbidden on the APBT Database and is a violation of the rules that everyone agrees to upon registration.To ensure fair conditions for everyone, an advanced automated system runs in the background to monitor suspicious activity. This system is sophisticated - it evaluates more than 7 different behavioral patterns and can connect the dots. It doesn't just look at where you connect from; it also monitors the types of devices used, geographic jumps, the speed of switching between networks, and most importantly - it remembers your history. A user who repeatedly violates the rules is flagged as much higher risk by the system. Until now, I have resolved every detected case with a personal conversation. My goal is not to block you from the database we are all building together. In every case, we discussed the issue, I received a promise that it wouldn't happen again, and the system reactivated their account. Unfortunately, today I had to do something I've been avoiding. One user broke their promise and continued to share their account. As a result, their account has been blocked again by the system, this time likely permanently. And now, a couple of interesting facts that show how serious this problem is: - At one point, a single account was being actively used by 10 different devices (users) simultaneously. - And what's interesting? Not a single one of the dozens of cases the system has caught so far involved users who haven't paid their annual fee. Every violation has come from a paying member... A coincidence?  Please, understand that this is primarily an issue of fair play. All paying users should have the same conditions and rights. And most importantly: this system also protects YOU! If someone else were to gain access to your account - whether by stealing your password or because you forgot to log out on a public computer - the system would immediately detect the anomaly and flag it. Thank you for your understanding. Please, respect the rules. |
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