When it finally arrives, My hackable switch has had a previous owner. I am guessing they probably have a Nintendo account so they can use eshop. I am also guessing but fairly certain that they haven't used the account since early 2018. That is when their switch stopped charging.
With that in mind, I read somewhere on gbatemp, if nintendo bans you, they do not ban your account, they ban your console. As a side note, I have another switch that I use for online play. It is hackable but I'm not going to hack it. I think I will just leave my nintendo account on the console I currently use for online play.
So my question is, once I receive my switch that I will be hacking and have hacked it, did a nand backup and backed up anything else that's relevant (boot 0/1), if at some point I decide I want to do anything online with it and say I slip up and get banned, is it better to have the previous owners account linked to the banned switch versus having my account linked to it?
Also, since the switch is previously used, I suppose the nand is considered a dirty nand?
With that in mind, I read somewhere on gbatemp, if nintendo bans you, they do not ban your account, they ban your console. As a side note, I have another switch that I use for online play. It is hackable but I'm not going to hack it. I think I will just leave my nintendo account on the console I currently use for online play.
So my question is, once I receive my switch that I will be hacking and have hacked it, did a nand backup and backed up anything else that's relevant (boot 0/1), if at some point I decide I want to do anything online with it and say I slip up and get banned, is it better to have the previous owners account linked to the banned switch versus having my account linked to it?
Also, since the switch is previously used, I suppose the nand is considered a dirty nand?