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Problems editing the page: insufficient permissions error

I edited the page and removed the stub notice. When I tried submitting my edits, I received an error telling me I lack the necessary permissions to edit pages in such a manner. So I copy pasted my edits, discarded my changes and went back to viewing the article, not editing it. I then went back into the editor and pasted my edits, *leaving the stub notice intact* and it still gave me the same error...

If someone can sort this out that would be great!

Here's the changes I would like to make to this page:


NProtect_GameGuard is an anti-cheat system developed by INCA Internet Co., Ltd.

Consumer impact summary

  • Privacy: nProtect GameGuard is a kernel-level (ring 0) anti-cheat. It can access any process or file on an installed machine.
  • Control: Users must have nProtect GameGuard running if they want to play games that use it as their anti-cheat.
  • Access: As a kernel-level anti-cheat, nProtect GameGuard has the highest level of access to a user's computer.
  • Performance: As nProtect GameGuard is constantly scanning every system process, the system's performance is noticably reduced.[1]
  • Stability: The software can lead to frequent system crashes and other malfunctions.[2]

See also

A highly informative article about nProtect GameGuard and other such anti-cheats can be found here. It includes an overview of the problems with and dangers posed by anti-cheats in general, using nProtect GameGuard as a case study. It also puts the dangers of it being a kernel level anti-cheat into perspective.

References

won't let me post with the references tab... both references cite comments from this discussion on reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/Helldivers/comments/1anz3w3/question_about_nprotect_gameguard/