Modules Developed by Prestashop.

[dimawn]

If I use nulled modules developed by prstashop, is there a chance that they could catch me? Thanks in advance

 

[DavidLA]

No, don't worry man

 

[dimawn]

Thank you! I was a little concerned..

 

[smileink]

If I use nulled modules developed by prstashop, is there a chance that they could catch me? Thanks in advance

No, don't worry man

 

[yomama22]

Oh thanl you for the answer, i was very worried about that too! THX!

 

[aussiewarrior]

there is always a chance you could get caught.
But most times your good

 

[sohelmahmud86]

Very good to know as i m new comer to forum.

 

[shoaibktk]

i think they have the ability to do so

 

[prokill]

if you have nulled your scripts, there should be no trace of you...
unless they start to add some protection. but it would be a nonsense to make the code unreadable.

 

[Deediezi]

How can we be caught? I mean... Using nulled addons as a company?

 

[intergius]

read here about licences https://opensource.org/licenses/OSL-3.0

 

[Han85]

There is zero possibility to be caught. However, recently some addons have the so called "prestrust" which can send data to the developers. The developers might inform the hosting company for the violation. They cannot stop your website from running at all.

 

[sRaH]

You must disable prestatrust because its sending module checksums domain etv.

 

[jdoedoe]

yes when you install the module i think prestashop know the domain name of your site and what module installed, so if you have a society this could be a problem for you

 

[Nheka]

Uhhhmmm well some say yes others say no problem, well i guess i will test the addons and if i like them i will buy them after so i stay safe

 

[esamos]

Question ? if i have prestashop addon payed to prestashop can i use it to other domain?I am new in prestashop.

 

[Adalente]

Very good to know as i m new comer to forum.

 

[pacop]

read here about licences https://opensource.org/licenses/OSL-3.0

 

[jjaassaazz]

Thank you !

 

[prestaprout]

Prestashop don't care about nulled stuff but some module developpers can easily track their module with php.
so to minimize risk :

download module and test it on local without internet actived.

then look at the code source and search for keywords like "http://" or "https://" or "file_get_contents" or "curl" or "fopen" or 'developper_domain_name.com" etc etc...

if nothing is found, means probably no track system.
if something found, you need to read and understand part of code to see if it need to be commented

even a simple call to media (css,img...) hosted on the developper domain represent this risk.