The uproar Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu has been sanctioned by Nintendo, and a huge settlement fee has been paid, but the sledgehammer of Nintendo's legal department has not been relaxed, and not long ago it has put forward as many as 8535 derivative software deletion and removal requests to a software hosting station GitHub, and according to foreign media reports recently, even the password cracking tool Lockpick has been removed from the shelves.
According to foreign media reports, Nintendo recently requested the DMCA to remove the tools that can crack passwords, Lockpick and Kezplez-nx, on the grounds that the tool promotes the possibility of players playing pirated games, and the DMCA has responded to Nintendo's request to remove Lockpick and Kezplez-nx.
