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I've been tinkering with the win32apiwin32api library on Python and interacting with Notepad. I now want to try it on an online game to automate some boring tasks but I'm scared I get banned for this.

Is for example a click generated with PostMessageA() differenciablePostMessageA() differentiable from a real click ? And if yes, is it common to check for this ?

I've been tinkering with the win32api library on Python and interacting with Notepad. I now want to try it on an online game to automate some boring tasks but I'm scared I get banned for this.

Is for example a click generated with PostMessageA() differenciable from a real click ? And if yes, is it common to check for this ?

I've been tinkering with the win32api library on Python and interacting with Notepad. I now want to try it on an online game to automate some boring tasks but I'm scared I get banned for this.

Is for example a click generated with PostMessageA() differentiable from a real click ? And if yes, is it common to check for this ?

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Are win32api calls differentiable from real actions?

I've been tinkering with the win32api library on Python and interacting with Notepad. I now want to try it on an online game to automate some boring tasks but I'm scared I get banned for this.

Is for example a click generated with PostMessageA() differenciable from a real click ? And if yes, is it common to check for this ?

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