Ah . I wasn ' t on mobile but I always have sub styles turned off . <| sep |> The vast majority of those laws have been thrown out by The Supreme Court already . I ' m sure organizations within the government spy on internet traffic , but mostly for serious reasons like terrorism since the evidence is nonadmissible in courts . <| sep |> tell us what mouse you ' re using and we can find out what dpi it has and howif you can change it . DPI can be balanced with ingame sensitivity and vice versa . So you don ' t have to try and change the dpi , you can also change the Overwatch ingame sensitivity in the options unless you literally have a 15 year old mouse . 800 dpi and 6 Overwatch ingame sensitivity is the same as 1600 dpi and 3 OW ingame sensitivity . 1600 dpi and 3 sens reacts to smaller movements of your mouse with cursor movement , so it ' s technically speaking more accurate , but it will move the cursor the same distance as 800 dpi and 6 sens . Mice can go up to 8000 dpi and more and still there are plenty of progamers that use 400 or 800 dpi . So , you really don ' t need more than 1600 dpi , especially for fps games where mouse movements are large and if it was such a tiny movement that 400 or 800 dpi wouldn ' t register , it would probably not be intentional and caused by a fart or sneeze or blinking PAbout accurate and finding your sensitivity It ' s always a tradeoff between character movementrotation which has to be fast and aiming which has to precise . Start a Practise Game and set the ingame sensitivity so that you don ' t miss a single headshot . Almost everyone without an fps background will overprioritize the movement part , because they ' re not used to moving their arm for quite a big distance just to make a 180 . But forming your muscle memory to make flickshots needs a certain distance to work with .