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But what's stopping someone from modifying or injecting code into the client to bypass this 'restriction'? This type of security should be implemented server-si
by weare138 3mo ago
But what's stopping someone from modifying or injecting code into the client to bypass this 'restriction'? This type of security should be implemented server-side and at the network perimeter not in the client, especially one written in TypeScript.
- hn8726 3mo agoI think the idea is that _regular_ people will use CC client but via a 3rd party reseller, and the reseller intercepts the data for distilling (or anything). Requiring the users to use modified clients, or really do anything more than simply change the service URL, would add much more friction for people just looking to use CC for cheaper