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How Are You Securing Digital Content Across Alternative OS Platforms?

Tags: Google, It employment, Security

Hey everyone,

As more creators develop games and apps outside mainstream systems — including indie visual novels and story-driven games the need to protect content from unauthorized sharing across platforms like Android, Linux, and even Chrome OS becomes more important.

I’m curious:
How are you handling file security when distributing content on these alternative platforms? Especially when dealing with downloadable media or episodic games?

Let’s exchange ideas or tools you’ve used to maintain control without limiting accessibility.

Looking forward to hearing what’s worked (or hasn’t) in your experiences!

• This topic was modified 6 days, 14 hours ago by birdmantd.
• This topic was modified 6 days, 14 hours ago by birdmantd.

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How Are You Securing Digital Content Across Alternative OS Platforms?

In reply to How Are You Securing Digital Content Across Alternative OS Platforms?

Monitoring & Tamper Detection
Policy Enforcement

Funny you should ask.

In reply to How Are You Securing Digital Content Across Alternative OS Platforms?

A developer used GITHUB and I had to break the news to them that their content was already gone.

Example: Data from GitHub reveals that “41% of all code right now is AI generated,”

How did they know?

Back to the question. Once you publish or use some cloud platform, it’s gone. Get over it and create your next big thing.

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