Your PC Games Will DELETE THEMSELVES - The Dystopian DRM Future Nobody Talks About

🚨 URGENT WARNING: Your games could vanish from your computer without permission! 🚨
Major gaming companies like Ubisoft are secretly building the infrastructure to remotely DELETE games from your PC - and they're updating their legal agreements to REQUIRE you to physically destroy your own game collection when they decide to revoke your license.
This disturbing investigation reveals how close we are to a future where your entire digital library can be wiped clean with the click of a button.
⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Shocking Truth About Self-Deleting Games
1:30 - Ubisoft's Dystopian EULA Revelation
4:00 - Technical Breakdown: How Remote Deletion Works
8:30 - Industry-Wide Analysis: It's Everywhere
11:00 - Real Examples of Digital Content Deletion
14:30 - The Dystopian Future Scenario
17:00 - Why This Will Only Get Worse
19:00 - Final Thoughts & Grim Reality
🔍 WHAT THIS VIDEO EXPOSES:

How kernel-level anti-cheat enables remote game deletion
Ubisoft's legal requirement to destroy physical games you own
Amazon remotely deleting "1984" from Kindle devices
Steam accidentally wiping entire user directories
Why publishers are coordinating to eliminate ownership
The technical infrastructure already in place for mass deletion

📚 DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE:

Ubisoft, Steam, Rockstar, EA EULA analysis
Technical DRM research from security experts
Real deletion incidents: Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft
Industry financial data showing subscription model push

⚠️ DISTURBING REALITY:
This isn't speculation - every example is documented and verifiable. Digital ownership is dying, and most people don't even realize it's happening.
🎮 AFFECTED PLATFORMS:
PC Gaming • PlayStation • Xbox • Steam • Epic Games • Ubisoft Connect • EA Origin • Mobile Gaming
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This video contains critical information every gamer needs to know. The future of digital ownership hangs in the balance.