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On Windows, anti-cheat vendors can rely on a stable driver signing mechanism and unified APIs; on Linux, kernel versions, desktop environments and user permission models vary enormously, and users have root privileges by default, which makes anti-cheat both prone to false positives and easy to bypass.
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