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yea thats why i asked, i never heard about any case either
Not sure what advice i can give TBH

yea thats why i asked, i never heard about any case either

it was just pure curiosityNot sure what advice i can give TBH


xDI dunno why so many people in these threads seem to think that when one pays for a console they own it, because that's not the case. When you purchase a console, you are pretty much paying for the privilege to use it against the guidelines set by the manufacturer. Every console now has a EULA one must agree to before even using it which is a legally binding contract (at least in the US). No, you don't have the right to misuse the equipment. It's not yours. As stated before, though, it obviously wouldn't be economically sane for a company to pursue small time end-users.

I just read the first page. GBATemp threads tend to follow a theme based on it.xD
thats a very old thing, its no longer like that
i know i own it. Its mine and i do whatever i want with it. Nor Apple, Nintendo or any other company is abive the law. I dont know if in the usa, because of the lobbies, its like that. But in europe we own what we pay for.I dunno why so many people in these threads seem to think that when one pays for a console they own it, because that's not the case. When you purchase a console, you are pretty much paying for the privilege to use it against the guidelines set by the manufacturer. Every console now has a EULA one must agree to before even using it which is a legally binding contract (at least in the US). No, you don't have the right to misuse the equipment. It's not yours. As stated before, though, it obviously wouldn't be economically sane for a company to pursue small time end-users.
I dunno why so many people in these threads seem to think that when one pays for a console they own it, because that's not the case. When you purchase a console, you are pretty much paying for the privilege to use it against the guidelines set by the manufacturer. Every console now has a EULA one must agree to before even using it which is a legally binding contract (at least in the US). No, you don't have the right to misuse the equipment. It's not yours. As stated before, though, it obviously wouldn't be economically sane for a company to pursue small time end-users.

olá caro conterraneoWell in Portugal from time to time people are arrested and sites are locked, but they are not after console modders\hackers, they are after trackers\downloading sites...
One of the biggest trackers from here were closed and the guy got wrested, then someone made a new one and is closed for years too and the guy behind got arrested and the TV news even joke about it, fags... (The news were like everyone in those forums\trackers are criminals, then they even show some user names and joke about their nicknames in the news, they have shown us all as HUGE criminals that everyone should even laugh at us all from that forum...).
I used that forum every day and I didn't even used the tracker, but according to the news I'm big criminal and my nickname online would be a joke, screw them all... I liked the PS3\Xbox and PC hardware parts of the forum...

i was just saying hi. Not anythibg importantenglish please?

Lol, Btuga and BtNext 4 everolá caro conterraneo
Lol I bet if they go that way Nintendo will probably loses in court if ppl move their feets.........
From that statement I get that if Nintendo detects you using a mod they are allowed to brick your device (lets see them try), or remove your content (online ban I would imagine). Says nothing about the hardware not being ours!
Do you guys think that copyright infringement is also illegal on countries where Nintendo/Sony/Microsoft are not officially distributing their software?

