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Echo: Your Ultimate Solution to Cheating in Minecraft

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Echo: Your Ultimate Solution to Cheating in Minecraft

What is echo?

Echo is one of the most widely used screenshare tools in the Minecraft community. With its active staff team and well made design, Echo has put an end to closest cheaters all around.​

How does it work?

Echo uses string matching to detect and locate cheats. By downloading and running the program, strings which match with cheats will flag and be displayed to the owner of the Echo scan. From here, the owner can further investigate the detection, and take action if necessary i.e. banning the user from their server.​
Echo doesn’t only flag cheats, it has other detections as well. For example, the time when someone clears their recycle bin, if they ran powershell, if an injection or bypass method was used, and much much more.​

How can I use echo?

Echo is a paid program which can be bought through its website. They offer many plans and discounts which can be discussed through contacting their active staff team through discord.​
Scans can be managed, generated, and viewed through the Echo website, and even more information can be found through its dashboard. Echo really is the best screensharing solution!​

How is echo used on JartexNetwork?

JartexNetwork has its own unique Screenshare team who are taught to find cheats. Echo is a tool we use to aide in that process. Staff members may download Echo on a players’ PC in order to confirm they are not using any sort of cheats. Echo is 100% safe, and refusing to download it would be seen as refusing to screenshare, a permanent ban!​
Team Screenshare members must also follow their own rules which can be found here. If you believe a staff member is abusing their power, you can report them here with valid proof.​
 
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