How do I check if someone is using the unity asset I'm selling?

Question

Game development

Let's say I'm selling an asset powered by unity in an asset store.
Buys a certain number of people.
And one day I find my asset in Vasya's game on Google Play.
Question: Is there any way I can find out that an asset is bought from me, and if not, apply certain sanctions, starting with "flag the game" and ending with a court?
Is the situation much different for games on other platforms?
That is, I, as a potential creator of assets (for example, 3d scenes), are interested in how the issue of piracy in this area has been resolved

Answer 1

look what's going on here.
there is no special protection (someone bought your asset. downloaded it and can distribute it right and left.
If you find a game with your asset, you can of course declare lost profits, if someone really earns from this application, and if this is an indie project what - something for fun - it's not worth your nerves))
But, in 95 percent of cases - if this asset went to the nameless Vasya - he put it in the store - and NOTHING) he has no significant profit.
And a normal earning studio will simply buy your asset if it is good.
Plus, many developers download a "pirated" copy of a paid one to make sure that it suits them. Approached, began to use - bought from the author as a token of gratitude.
such are the cases)) a good and sought-after asset is bought. and not everyone is willing to share what they bought for free))