Hardware ban instead of IP ban

EnderBlender517
It's WAY too easy to get around a server or even a platform wide ban! I suggest you guys do hardware bans like how some companies such as Blizzard do. I honestly think it would prevent sook much of the ToS breaking that happens and honestly make it a much better experience for EVERYONE.
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  • Vur3e

    What’s the point, do both, it just eliminates more and more

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  • elox026

    We NEED this

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  • Bot Rabbit

    I don't think it is necessary. Those who want to bypass it will. All you need is a VPN and an HWID Spoofer. Both are cheap if not free. For example, I have a few mates that had their accounts deleted for being an admin on a server that sold mod menus for GTA v. Both friends got new accounts and now refuse to admin or staff any server other than their own, and I don't blame them for that. As far as I am aware, they did not participate in selling anything. They were just there if shit hit the fan, and the other staff needed a hand. I'm like that on a few servers. I don't even deal with what they are mainly for [Minecraft server discords and streamer servers].

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  • TheCuriousCatPerson

    Bot Rabbit

    There are free VPNs

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  • Snapson

    Problem with hardware bans is that after someone is banned with certain hardware. Might it be gpu, cpu or any-other component. 

    If someone choses to sell their pc or component to the used market, the person buying it would unknowlingly get a pc that wont let him access discord or any other service that uses this ban method. 

    Thats why no company choses to incorporate it. Its a very juvenile idea and if there is a service that uses or will use such a method. Then they are madmen because usercounts would drop to bare minimum

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  • SioxerNikita
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    Firstly, companies does actually use far more mercurial ban methods… IP and MAC address. IPs change daily for many people.

    Doesn’t matter changing the hardware fixes it, because it is simply to make it harder to spam new accounts.

    Also it was talking about being banned from a server… not Discord in general. So you misunderstood something. And even so, people getting a computer that was banned from Discord, is not really something that would happen often enough for it to matter.

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  • Karl Jackson
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    We are also experiencing a few malicious signups that seem to bypass every type of ban. Why can't you simply extend the invite pause from 24 hours to 7 days? They may ultimately give up thinking we closed the server invites and took it private. That would be a simple modification server wide.

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  • Chris G.

    DIscord doesn't care smh. Support is useless. These forum posts don't do anything it seems. 

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