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CFW has become exceptionally safe to use on the 3DS over the years, both during and after setup: It is nearly impossible to brick your console on accident. [[3DS:GodMode9|GodMode9]], the most common tool for interacting with the 3DS NAND, requires unlocking the write protection with a button combination when you are about to do something that could cause damage. The button combination requires deliberate inputs and is impossible to do by accident.

CFW has become exceptionally safe to use on the 3DS over the years, both during and after setup: It is nearly impossible to brick your console on accident. GodMode9, the most common tool for interacting with the 3DS NAND, requires unlocking the write protection with a button combination when you are about to do something that could cause damage. The button combination requires deliberate inputs and is impossible to do by accident.

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	CFW has become exceptionally safe to use on the 3DS over the years, both during and after setup. It is nearly impossible to brick on accident. GodMode9, the most common tool for interacting with the 3DS NAND, requires unlocking ~~writing~~ with a button combination when you are about to do something that could cause damage. The button combination requires deliberate inputs and is impossible to do by accident. ~~(add something about corruption checks)~~		CFW has become exceptionally safe to use on the 3DS over the years, both during and after setup: It is nearly impossible to brick your console on accident. [[3DS:GodMode9\|GodMode9]], the most common tool for interacting with the 3DS NAND, requires unlocking the write protection with a button combination when you are about to do something that could cause damage. The button combination requires deliberate inputs and is impossible to do by accident.