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Does stream-proof mean Sea of Thieves cheats are undetected?

streamworried OP

Started Sep 26, 2026, Last reply Sep 26, 2026, 10 replies, 5,303 views, Closed thread. Closed by archive.

Question about two terms I keep seeing on cheat product pages.

"Stream-proof" and "undetected" get used together a lot.

Are they actually the same thing? I always assumed stream-proof meant the overlay doesn't show up in recording software.

That doesn't sound like the same question as whether the game's anti-cheat can detect something.

10 replies, Does stream-proof mean Sea of Thieves cheats are und…

  1. Reply 1

    capturecheck

    You're right. Those are different concepts.

    Stream-proof generally refers to capture visibility. It isn't proof of anti-cheat status.

  2. Reply 2

    OP

    Okay, good. I thought I was missing something.

  3. Reply 3

    deckhand42

    The current ZADEYO page advertises a Stream-Proof mode that hides ESP and menus from OBS, Streamlabs and most capture tools. That's a claim about recording visibility, not a guarantee about enforcement. (Product listing)

  4. Reply 4

    anchorplease

    And the game's own rules are the separate issue.

  5. Reply 5

    OP

    What does Rare actually say about third-party tools?

  6. Reply 6

    anchorplease

    Rare's enforcement policy says that third-party tools generally violate the Sea of Thieves Code of Conduct. It makes a limited clarification about crosshair overlays, but that isn't a general exception for ESP or other cheats. (Official policy)

  7. Reply 7

    capturecheck

    Exactly. Capture visibility doesn't mean the software is allowed.

  8. Reply 8

    deckhand42

    Also, an old forum comment saying something is "undetected" doesn't prove anything about the current build.

  9. Reply 9

    OP

    Makes sense. So stream-proof is about what appears in a recording, while detection and permission are separate questions.

  10. Reply 10

    anchorplease

    Yep. That's the distinction to remember.

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