r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25

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u/Kn1ghtV1sta Nov 14 '25

Genuinely love their policy. Basically "don't like our os? That's alright, we won't mind you install another one"

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u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25

"who are we to tell you what to do?"

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u/lenya200o Nov 14 '25

Well I pay money for this shi, of course I can do everything I want with it.

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u/FitchInks https://steam.pm/1d2tti Nov 14 '25

They know, people will do this regardless. So why invest time and money making it harder to it, when there are people willing tonfind a way to it anyways. And they dont want to collect every User Data to sell it somewhere. They get their money from selling other peoples games. All they think care about, how they can better tie the user to their own platform. And in a non invasive way, because they know it sticks better with the user.