What is tampering?
Tampering is when a player or team directly or indirectly entices, induces or persuades anybody (player, general manager, etc.) who is under contract with another team to negotiate for their services. The NBA takes tampering very seriously and may impose stiff penalties if it is discovered, however the league will not investigate unless another team files tampering charges. Here are some examples: • The Miami Heat were discovered to have tampered with Pat Riley in 1995 by negotiating with Riley while he was still head coach of the New York Knicks. The Heat “settled,” and avoided league-imposed penalties, by compensating the Knicks with $1 million and their first round draft pick in 1996. • After Will Perdue left San Antonio in the 1999 offseason to sign with Chicago, he commented to the press about the possibility of the Bulls signing Tim Duncan and/or Grant Hill in 2000. The league considered this to be tampering, and issued Perdue a warning. You may have noticed that when general man
There are a set of Windows system files and processes that are protected by Software Protection Platform (SPP) in order to prevent licensing hacks and work-arounds. Because changes to these files and processes can destabilise the system or open it up for further attacks, Microsoft requires tampered systems to be reinstalled from original media. Some forms of piracy may trigger the tamper response and cause Windows to require reinstallation.
Tampering is removing, disconnecting, damaging or in any way rendering ineffective any emission control device or element of design installed on a motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine. Tampering may include: removing or rendering inoperative such devices as the catalytic converter, air pump and EGR valve, disconnecting vacuum lines and electrical or mechanical portions of the pollution control system such as electrical solenoids or vacuum-activated valves; adjusting an element of a car’s emission control design out of line with the manufacturer’s specifications; knowingly installing a replacement part that is not equivalent in design and function to the part that was originally on the car; adding on a part that was not originally certified on the car such as installation of dual carburetors to replace a single carburetor or dual exhaust to replace a single exhaust system.
Tampering is when a player or team directly or indirectly entices, induces or persuades anybody (player, general manager, etc.) who is under contract with another team to negotiate for their services. The NBA takes tampering very seriously and may impose stiff penalties if it is discovered, however the league will not investigate unless another team files tampering charges.
There are a set of Windows® system files and processes that are protected by Software Protection Platform (SPP) in order to prevent licensing hacks and work-arounds. Because changes to these files and processes can destabilise the system or open it up for further attacks, Microsoft® requires tampered systems to be reinstalled from original media. Some forms of piracy may trigger the tamper response and cause Windows® to require reinstallation.
