“We may actively monitor the use of the Riot Services (but have no obligation to do so), both on our own servers and on your computer or device, for a wide variety of different purposes...”
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Riot Games' monitoring authority extends to the user's own device — not only its servers — and the purposes for monitoring are broadly described as a wide variety, leaving their scope undefined.
The reader's activity while using the Riot Services may be actively monitored by Riot Games on their own computer or device, as well as on Riot Games' servers.
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"We may actively monitor the use of the Riot Services (but have no obligation to do so), both on our own servers and on your computer or device, for a wide variety of different purposes...Excerpt from Riot Games's Terms of Service
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Riot Games' monitoring authority extends to the user's own device — not only its servers — and the purposes for monitoring are broadly described as a wide variety, leaving their scope undefined.
The reader's activity while using the Riot Services may be actively monitored by Riot Games on their own computer or device, as well as on Riot Games' servers.
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