Yup selling hacked consoles is illegalIs it really? I just meant to leave A9LH and CFW installed, I didn't say to leave Freeshop installed, along with a bunch of pirated games.
Yup selling hacked consoles is illegalIs it really? I just meant to leave A9LH and CFW installed, I didn't say to leave Freeshop installed, along with a bunch of pirated games.

Not in Brazil, apparently.Yup selling hacked consoles is illegal

Yup selling hacked consoles is illegal
If he asked you the firmware version, there's a 99% chance he wants to hack it. Why not send him a PM and ask if he minds that it's hacked or wants you to remove the hack? Most likely he will just be happy that you saved him the work of installing A9LH himself.in decrypt9 there are 3 options to restore a SysNand backup, whats the difference with "keep a9lh" and without that notification?
i dont know what the buyer wants to do with the 3ds but he is willing to pay quiet high price for it and i dont want to ask if its because anything relatet to homebrew.
Thats right but if someone would report to the police for selling hacked Consoles you could get PwnedYou really think so? I can buy RGH Xbox 360 legally all over Germany. We Germans may have an issue if a Flashcard is only suitable for one thing: playing pirated games.
In Brazil, selling a hacked console/handheld's something good, it adds at least R$150 to the price.Thats right but if someone would report to the police for selling hacked Consoles you could get Pwned
Thats good for the Brazil PeopleIn Brazil, selling a hacked console/handheld's something good, it adds at least R$150 to the price.
"Good", because starting from PlayStation 4, consoles can't be hacked, so we have to buy games (People basically buy hacked consoles for piracy purposes) that cost R$100+. Each 3DS game costs R$150 at least. N3DS costs R$1500. And so on.Thats good for the Brazil People


just to clear things up, i dont know if he wants it for homebrew and he did not ask which firmware it has. This information came from my site, so we should stay on the topic please.
@el_gonz87 what exactly is the point of doing those steps with SysDowngrader?
If you give it to him using CTR NAND and Luma Kecleon patch, he'll have no benefits from a9lh, but if he wants to install it someday, which'll very unlikely, but possible, be impossible, he'll already have it.just to clear things up, i dont know if he wants it for homebrew and he did not ask which firmware
If you give it to him using CTR NAND and Luma Kecleon patch, he'll have no benefits from a9lh, but if he wants to install it someday, which'll very unlikely, but possible, be impossible, he'll already have it.
Didn't that only happened when updating to 11.3?What happens when Luma needs an update?
