Can I be hacked by someone?
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A few minutes ago I played with someone called "youvebeenhackedson", and all he did like 20 times was to resign over and over again. He finally rejected my challenge and then and a strange screen appeared. Any advice?
Nov 5, 2018
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#3
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
Nov 5, 2018
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#4
blueemu wrote:
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
This is what happens when people with no clue try and use words they do not understand.
no u
Some people need common sense education, rather than formal education.
also, that guy doesn't exist
drmrboss wrote:
you mean, me?
Some people need common sense education, rather than formal education.
IMRonilm1204 wrote:
yes, it's youhavebeenhackedson
also, that guy doesn't exist
IMBacon wrote:
please, enlight me, sir.
Learn what "hacked" means.
blueemu wrote:
Thanl you for your answer 😊
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
Nov 5, 2018
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luciayo wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Thanl you for your answer 😊
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
You should also reread the site TOS
IMBacon wrote:
yes, I can, but you can also try being a little less rude. Thank you.
luciayo wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Thanl you for your answer 😊
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
You should also reread the site TOS
tripledown wrote:
Totally.
pigs are rude period
CaissaKnight64 wrote:
Yes, I am amazed too. But I am strong enough to realize that they have issues, not me. Thank you 😊
I am really amazed at the level of insensitivity and rudeness here to what appeared to be a legitimate question. Obviously, there is a population of folks in the forum who have become comfortable in the shadows of a keyboard, and may simply need to brush up on their communications skills. Oftentimes, rudeness is unintentional, but rudeness nonetheless.
tripledown wrote:
lol! yes! little man complex! that's what it is.
little-man complex. i wonder if its evident with all pigs
@youhavebeenhackedson doesnt exist
Nov 5, 2018
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#18
IMRonilm1204 wrote:
@youhavebeenhackedson doesnt exist
https://www.chess.com/member/youhavebeenhackedson
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
lol! 😂
Sir, if you'll just be patient, someone will be by to hack you shortly.
Nov 5, 2018
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#20
luciayo wrote:
blueemu wrote:
Thank you for your answer 😊
Forget it.
On this site, there is no connection between your computer and your opponent's computer. You connect to chess.com's server. Your opponent connects to chess.com's server. The server passes the moves back at forth and manages the clocks. The opponent's computer never learns your IP address, so there is no possibility of hacking.
I also have an attitude. It's called "deferential courtesy".
Admittedly, it's not considered to be a particularly cool attitude.