As stupid the title might sound - it's true.
There was a guy in Germany that hacked his 3DS in to displaying fake information about the recent title that he was playing. He then took his 3DS to a Zelda symphony concert and streetpassed a lot of people with that information. What was in it?
His streetpass data said that he was playing Zelda Twilight Princess 3D, and had a link to the e-shop page of that game. Now, of course people started to click the link, just to find out that it was fake and there was nothing like that in the e-shop
BUT
The same people that entered the e-shop via that link are reporting to be BANNED, getting the 002-0102 error code.
Now you can read more about this here or here
Now I'm not posting this only to warn everybody from German to use the mii plaza with cautious for now, but also - what does it tell us is more about the criteria to be banned by Nintendo that were, for now, speculations.
Sorry if there was a thread about this already, I might overlooked it, but I think it's an interesting topic to point out to the public.
There was a guy in Germany that hacked his 3DS in to displaying fake information about the recent title that he was playing. He then took his 3DS to a Zelda symphony concert and streetpassed a lot of people with that information. What was in it?
His streetpass data said that he was playing Zelda Twilight Princess 3D, and had a link to the e-shop page of that game. Now, of course people started to click the link, just to find out that it was fake and there was nothing like that in the e-shop
BUT
The same people that entered the e-shop via that link are reporting to be BANNED, getting the 002-0102 error code.
Now you can read more about this here or here
Now I'm not posting this only to warn everybody from German to use the mii plaza with cautious for now, but also - what does it tell us is more about the criteria to be banned by Nintendo that were, for now, speculations.
Sorry if there was a thread about this already, I might overlooked it, but I think it's an interesting topic to point out to the public.