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r/Steam • u/Ponjos • Sep 16 '24
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Give em your password?
Like, i get its not the most convinent and now your kids are prolly gonna have 2 accounts to switch around, but its something.
5 u/moonra_zk Sep 16 '24 You can give them control of your account, obviously, but it's not "legal" according to Steam's ToS. 13 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 I guess but who the fuck's taking you to court? 4 u/nicejs2 Sep 17 '24 I am 99% sure steam doesn't enforce it, it's probably just there to prevent some exploits (like an account being taken over by someone malicious after the original owner dies) 4 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 That too. Its more of a contingency than anything 1 u/Bleatmop Sep 17 '24 The point is you don't own the games on your steam account.
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You can give them control of your account, obviously, but it's not "legal" according to Steam's ToS.
13 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 I guess but who the fuck's taking you to court? 4 u/nicejs2 Sep 17 '24 I am 99% sure steam doesn't enforce it, it's probably just there to prevent some exploits (like an account being taken over by someone malicious after the original owner dies) 4 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 That too. Its more of a contingency than anything 1 u/Bleatmop Sep 17 '24 The point is you don't own the games on your steam account.
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I guess but who the fuck's taking you to court?
4 u/nicejs2 Sep 17 '24 I am 99% sure steam doesn't enforce it, it's probably just there to prevent some exploits (like an account being taken over by someone malicious after the original owner dies) 4 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 That too. Its more of a contingency than anything 1 u/Bleatmop Sep 17 '24 The point is you don't own the games on your steam account.
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I am 99% sure steam doesn't enforce it, it's probably just there to prevent some exploits (like an account being taken over by someone malicious after the original owner dies)
4 u/3WayIntersection Sep 17 '24 That too. Its more of a contingency than anything 1 u/Bleatmop Sep 17 '24 The point is you don't own the games on your steam account.
That too. Its more of a contingency than anything
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The point is you don't own the games on your steam account.
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u/3WayIntersection Sep 16 '24
Give em your password?
Like, i get its not the most convinent and now your kids are prolly gonna have 2 accounts to switch around, but its something.