I think you misunderstood my post, and considering the surprising number of downvotes on it, I wonder if others did too?
Can you explain further though? I don't understand your case. It sounds like an aimbot, which is what would be prevented by not sending the client more info than is needed.
The thing about aim bots is that they're quicker than you and they don't make mistakes. A monitor and a rendering engine will introduce up to 3-5 frames of latency (double buffering, refresh rates). Your client likely has the next 1-3 frames of data ready to go so it can do client side prediction/interpolation/smoothing, which means the cheat has access to that data. All of the data that's required to make modern games look and _feel_ good is the data you're talking about throwing away here
I guess it is the case where the info begs to the player, the player reaction time is in tens or hundreds of milliseconds (time to render the image, display it on the screen, player to see, move the mouse to aim and shoot) versus an aimbot that does not need to wait and can react in a few milliseconds. This is cheating if the cheater's aimbot is using an advantage normal players don't have (unless everyone is using aimbots and this is no longer a human-played game but a bot game).
Can you explain further though? I don't understand your case. It sounds like an aimbot, which is what would be prevented by not sending the client more info than is needed.