I quote myself from post 109: "Anyone ever heard of a "long con"? Or that people in general just like to lie (a recent study said three? or so dozen a day I believe)? Or that some just like to seed discontent and watch the mayhem unfold? Or that some are just plain ordinary "attention junkies"? Not to forget they could be on someones payroll to spread discontent, although I'm not sure, if gog would qualify as a "prime taget" or whatever that may be called."
And probably lots of other reasons I can't be bothered to imagine.

Again: That is what you claim. I can't proof or disproof that.

Chandra and her co-workers etc. have the ungrateful job to try and sift through the mess you created by making a "fearmongering" post like that. It is somewhat similar to "public person": Someone claims that "public person" did something, but instead of going to the proper authorities, they talk to the press. And regardless of the outcome of this, whenever that "public person" gets mentioned, most/many people automatically go "remember when...". It sticks, even if it was a lie.

Good thing you just happened to have your phone and laptop with you when that weird and unexpected glitch happend.

Of course there is also the possibility, that you and "Xiaozhuzi" are in fact two different people. I remember when, a few years back here in Germany, a very sad story made the news, that a group of teenagers got bored and decided it was perfectly fine to kill a homeless man to "kill that boredom" so to speak.

"Should I post the fucking screenshots I made of Xiaozhuzi's library?" (from post 111)
" Some dude might have rummaged through it a bit, " (from post 120)
Weird, I could have sworn you stated in post 2, that you didn't do anything. And yes, I do consider rummaging/making screenshots of some supposed strangers account unethical. It's like finding someones door standing wide open and instead of keep walking (or going over and closing it) you walk in and take a look around, maybe even take pictures.

Situations like this, I wish I knew about technical/internet stuff, so I could figure out, if those illusive "irregularities" could be created by methods, trying to mask your location, IP and stuff. And therefore, if it could be used to make it look like something weird happend, even though it didn't.

FlockeSchnee - IF THAT IS REALLY YOUR NAME - you sound like a certifiable retard.

Go get a bib and then drool over your keyboard someplace else. kthxbai

Maybe someone who speaks (and writes) chinese could contact that Xhiazou guy, and post the result here?

This is what I was talking about.....I am not saying automatically that staff are tossing this issue aside or denying it for bad reasons, just that we have PROOF(a longtime user with a good record) posting a claim and it has basically been tossed aside.

Next time YES.,,,I would take screenshots as proof to present to staff(and if they won;'t listen/try to deny it then spread the word online until something is done).
Good info and a b it reassuring, but did you guys/gals search all the code/etc or just give it a quick glance? I am just trying to wrap my head around how this could happen without something wrong on GOG's end(maybe someone more technically minded could help me out/explain it to me?). :\

He probably took screens to prove the issue happened, and not to be unethical.

keep calm people, this story is about to end possibly with not very happy ending for couple of people.
irregularities between accounts and no infrastructure breach by gog's statement could mean very fun thing.

If all true then yes it should end well. I await more updates from OP, though, in the meantime. :)

I've just seen this thread: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/unable_to_change_email_address

And I have 2-step authentication enabled.
But it didn't kick-in when I tried to change my login email.

Let's say fronzelneekburm login to my account... which, he might laugh at my library.
What stopping him to change my login email to a new one, just for giggle?
2-step authentication certainly doesn't help.
Am I missing something here? Do others have a different experience?

Did you not see this person post below?
This is not exclusively China, nor it's about using public wi-fi.

But did you alert support back then or you didn't say anything at all? O_o

I'm sure there are members here that will vouch for fronzelneekburm's integrity. I for one will raise my hand in support. Sure, no-one knows anything for sure about people they meet online, but over time you tend to develop a nose for this sort of thing and fronzelneekburm has been here a long time as part of this community compared to us "youngsters". Long-con? Seriously? Those con-artists who tend to join websites in order to cause havoc don't tend to spend a great deal of money for such little reward. They also don't tend to spend years sitting and waiting just to stir up a bit of alarm amongst it's users. You're being a little paranoid mate - over the wrong issue. I believe that something happened and the OP ended up in someone's account. It's up to GOG to work with the complainant to get this problem identified and hopefully fixed.

I think it bears repeating: I didn't log into anything. And there certainly was no "hacking" involved. I opened gog on my phone browser, only to find out I was already logged in as someone else.

As for the email change, I would guess gog has some sort of precautionary measure against this sort of thing. Like, for example, sending an email to the original address that says "Someone changed your email on gog. Please confirm this change by clicking this link." (or something like that).

Ok, so. If this vulnerability is exists - please hack my GOG user account. Thanks...

It's not always about money or what .... hm .... regular? ..... ordinary? people would consider a "great gain".

Actually, I didn't. Then I read/listened to know for sure it's crap and it turned out it seems to be a subconcious thing, that people aren't even aware of. And it seemed more likely. I know one or two who seem to like to lie about seemingly useless things. Everytime I notice it, I think on that study. It kinda puts me at ease a little, knowing that they might not do it intentionally, at least not all the time.

I apologize for post 121. It sounds condescending. I merely tried to emphasize, that people do a lot of weird things sometimes (and for a lot of weird -seemingly pointless/irrational- reasons).
Due to the nature of my former job, the way you made your concern known raises a gigantic red flag for me.
One would be surprised/irritated what kind of things some people like to pass their time with and to what lenght they will go to, to get the most joy out of it.

Needless to say, that your reply does nothing to quelch my suspicions. Then again, that wasn't your intention.

Rearranging your library as we speak!

CHROME!

Teach you to mess with me!

I might have, not sure if I sent one or not or maybe I PM'd a blue but its been a while. forgot.

but hey it was the moment and my mind was like WTF. at least now it's been reported and they said nothing is the issue which is odd but hey anomalies. Steam had this similar issue at one point I believe.

at the end of the day I've been having no issues with my account and never had issues with the log in system for a long time and I think the OP has a lot more detail for this issue and can give them way more information than my hazy memory can lol.