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Softwareunternehmenliquidbounce.net
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Good but there is a slight problem. When I first got into Liquid Launcher, for some reason it opened Lenovo Vantage when I was trying to make a new world. Then it opened Copilot and some other apps. It doesn’t do it anymore but it still kinda creeped me out so I ran multiple virus tests, including a huge 9 hour MRT or whatever it’s called scan, and it found zero viruses. Maybe that problem could be fixed, but overall the gameplay is great. This is one of the best hack clients I’ve ever used. I was literally flying around in a server for like an hour and somehow never got banned 😂 There are so many settings, the launcher has a really nice custom background, and it’s just really clean. It doesn’t look dark and sketchy like a lot of other launchers I’ve seen. Just make sure you get it from the real site because there are probably fake/scam versions out there. I also put the file through VirusTotal and it showed 0/62 antiviruses detecting anything. It also has a fully customizable Minecraft screen where you can put your own image, text, and other stuff. I really like LiquidBounce, I just hope the thing with opening random apps gets fixed because that was definitely weird.
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i don’t get how people are leaving 5-star reviews for this. First off, the supposed “ User” review is clearly fake. No real name, no history, just something they made up to make the client look good. i tested this launcher in a VM, and here’s what it actually does: it installs multiple executables and DLLs on your system, checks your UAC settings, enumerates all connected drives—even ones you don’t use—and looks through your system language, processor info, and registry. That’s basically spying on your PC. No regular launcher needs to do any of this. it also accesses tons of servers constantly, from Cloudflare storage to GitHub, Google DNS, Microsoft download endpoints, and even api.liquidbounce.net. That’s a huge attack surface. You have no idea what it’s sending or receiving, and it’s running before you even start the game. That is exactly how malware behaves. they claim it’s “safe” and “open-source” but that’s meaningless if it’s reading sensitive system info and installing files without transparency. Even if the game mods it installs (like Sodium) are fine, all the background stuff is unnecessary and risky. if you care about your PC or privacy at all, stay away. This isn’t a community client—it’s a sketchy cheat launcher dressed up as “safe.” reviews for this are clearly manufactured.
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Where do I even start? The fact that you have a glowing 5-star review from someone literally named “ User” says it all. No history, no credibility, just a sock-puppet account made to trick people. This is not a real testimonial—it’s a marketing stunt. Let’s talk about the launcher itself. LiquidBounce installs dropped EXEs and DLLs, enumerates your drives, checks your UAC settings, your network, your system language, processor info, SCSI keys… basically everything a malware would do—yes, even before you launch the game. The “safe and reliable” claim? Laughable. It’s clear that your supposed “open-source” community client is doing things that any security analyst would flag immediately. Running it on a VM scored 10/10 on Triage—so much for “trustworthy.” Then there’s the DNS activity. It constantly calls out to dozens of servers—including Cloudflare buckets, GitHub, Google DNS, Microsoft delivery endpoints, and even api.liquidbounce.net. All this before it even touches Minecraft. If a regular user tried this without knowing what they’re doing, they could compromise their PC completely. The review you cite is pure fiction. It’s generic, over-the-top praise with no details, just “we are safe, thanks to the dev.” If a real person wrote that, they would mention features, bugs, or at least describe actual gameplay experience. But nope—just copy-pasted marketing fluff. Do not fall for this. This is a cheat launcher masquerading as “community-friendly software.” The reviews are fake, the “open-source” claims are irrelevant when your software behaves like malware, and the glorified praise is a joke. Avoid at all costs. 1 star is generous.
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LiquidBounce erreicht aktuell 4,0 von 5 Sternen aus 39 unabhängigen Bewertungen — Gesamturteil „Gut“. Zur Einordnung: der Firmensitz (Vahrenwalder Str. 269A, 30179 Hannover, Deutschland) ist öffentlich dokumentiert, Kontaktdaten liegen offen. Alle Stimmen bleiben öffentlich: erfahrungen.app löscht keine Bewertungen gegen Geld.
Kundinnen und Kunden bewerten LiquidBounce im Schnitt mit 4,0 von 5 Sternen („Gut“) auf Basis von 39 Bewertungen. 19 davon stammen aus den letzten 12 Monaten.
LiquidBounce hat seinen Sitz in Vahrenwalder Str. 269A, 30179 Hannover, Deutschland. Die Angabe stammt aus öffentlichen Quellen und dem Impressum.
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Nein. Das Profil von LiquidBounce ist öffentlich, aber nicht vom Unternehmen beansprucht. Deshalb kann LiquidBounce hier nicht auf Bewertungen antworten. Die Firma kann das Profil kostenlos beanspruchen.
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Auch nicht für Geld. Unclaimed ist fair. Claimed gibt das Mikrofon — nicht den Radiergummi.