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Can datapack give virus or hack my computer?
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})()Hello, comrades.
I have question and that is if datapack can hack my computer using json, or other files, delete or modify my personal files or system files, or hack my computer or exploit my computer, please tell me if minecraft datapacks are 100% safe or if can any datapack hack my computer.
I'am using: Windows 11, Amd x64 and Minecraft Java Edition
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})()Hello, comrades.
I have question and that is if datapack can hack my computer using json, or other files, delete or modify my personal files or system files, or hack my computer or exploit my computer, please tell me if minecraft datapacks are 100% safe or if can any datapack hack my computer.
I'am using: Windows 11, Amd x64 and Minecraft Java Edition
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All data packs are completely safe and can never harm your computer or your privacy, as long as you install them the right way (for example as shown here) and don't open any suspicious files in them. They can, however, ruin your minecraft world, and therefore it's always a good idea to make a backup.
Data packs can, potentially, crash your game, but even then it will work just fine the next time you open it, and even if your Minecraft world stopped working, restoring the backup will return everything to normal.
Data packs can, potentially, crash your game, but even then it will work just fine the next time you open it, and even if your Minecraft world stopped working, restoring the backup will return everything to normal.
A virus can disguise as a data pack in theory, but then it isn't a data pack anymore!
Omg, Its called a "Mineraft Datapack" for a reason... it wont hack ur computer
but...
Lag might kill your computer
You might destroy Minecraft
Your computer wont be hacked but it will go boom
but...
Lag might kill your computer
You might destroy Minecraft
Your computer wont be hacked but it will go boom
Settle down my guy
no
Datapacks store information for Minecraft to use, they can not do anything except provide Minecraft with recipes, loot tables, commandblock functions, etc. and are entirely contained within a world. The worst thing a datapack can do is destroy parts of your world or try to lag the game to the point the world can not run. Theoretically, you may be able to put too many written book items or entities or something in a chunk and make it unable to saved to disc.
TLDR: No. It can certainly crash or destroy your world, so when you try a new one for the first time make sure you back up your world. Many datapacks are not compatible with each other, if you do that ALWAYS back up your world unless you have tried them together before.
TLDR: No. It can certainly crash or destroy your world, so when you try a new one for the first time make sure you back up your world. Many datapacks are not compatible with each other, if you do that ALWAYS back up your world unless you have tried them together before.
Listen to the man who knows stuff :)
They won't hack your computer, but they are capable of destroying a minecraft world
lol
Unless what you downloaded wasn't actually a datapack, then it should be safe to use.
Datapacks only affect Minecraft, or more specifically one world that you install the datapacks to.
Datapacks only affect Minecraft, or more specifically one world that you install the datapacks to.
That's impossible. Data packs can only interact with the Minecraft world itself and cannot modify anything external to it.
JSON files are completely safe files, the only thing they can do is modify the advancements, recipes, loots and a few other things in the world and with many limitations. This is the biggest feature that differentiates data packs from mods, their thousands of limitations.
Sorry for my english.
JSON files are completely safe files, the only thing they can do is modify the advancements, recipes, loots and a few other things in the world and with many limitations. This is the biggest feature that differentiates data packs from mods, their thousands of limitations.
Sorry for my english.
Datapacks should only be able to interact with minecraft itself and shouldn't be able to interact with system files or install anything. I don't know for sure but that's all the help I can give.
I don't really think any datapack should be able to do something like that. Why are you asking that anyway? Has anything happened to you from using it?
Adding to this; datapacks should be able to only do stuff inside of Minecraft, not outside. Or that's what my logic tells me, since I don't think Mojang would let them do stuff outside of mc for safety reasons. I don't know anything about datapacks anyway, but that's what I'm assuming