Come on Lioste. Surely common sense would let you know that is "privileged" information. If you are really intrigued, then you need to join the special goup on cheating detection. This thread wil be locked any minute by a moderator.
how does chess.com check if someone uses computer analysis during online chess?
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Only the staff know.... if they let everybody know then the cheaters would use that info to their advantage.
-kenpo- wrote:
you aren't supposed to talk about cheating in the main threads.
Where can I see these rules?
Thanks.
Security through obscurity never works.
Im sure they have a way to know
Oct 19, 2012
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OK Sorry. I didn't know where to post. I don't want to know the details… I just want to know weather there is such a detection such that we are safe from those players. Sorry again, if the post was not in the right place.
Oct 19, 2012
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Ok I got to this forum and it is really helpful. Thank you very much, this clarified my question.
Oct 19, 2012
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lioste wrote:
I wonder if and how chess.com protects us from people using computer analysis during an ongoing correspondence game. I have the impression from the low rated
If you suspect someone, you don't have to give us a reason why you think they may be cheating, you can report them to staff and we'll check for you.
Click on the Help & Support link at the bottom of the page, when that page opens, click on the far left where it says Contact Us then submit the ticket.
I wonder if and how chess.com protects us from people using computer analysis during an ongoing correspondence game. I have the impression from the low rated <1700 players I have played with so far, that they don't cheat that way. But how can I be sure that others also don't do it?