Hacking Brick 3DS / Wifi ??

[porto]

Hi all,

Reading all these threads about 3ds brick, something seems odd.
All those who have bricked their 3ds had wifi enabled or disabled ??
Do not forget that Nintendo tracks all our activity when the 3ds is connected to their servers.
I think analyzing this disaster could well be also work of Nintendo, what do you think?
What is the opinion of experts, hackers?
I am too an owner of Gateway but not trusting at Nintendo Wifi is disabled

http://www.defectivebydesign.org/nintendo

The Nintendo 3DS tracks all your activity and claims the use of your data

The Nintendo 3DS keeps track of every game you play, along with any data or information created while using the device. This includes personal data such as any name, address, or other information you enter; as well as "age, gender, geographic area, game play data, online status, Nintendo 3DS System serial number and device ID, device certificate information, cookies, Friend Codes, wireless access point information, Internet Protocol ('IP') address, and Media Access Control ('MAC') address" (to quote the Nintendo 3DS System Privacy Policy). Further, they collect all "User Content," which they define as all "[...] comments, messages, images, photos, movies, information, data and other content" (Chapter 6, Nintendo 3DS End User License Agreement).

porto

 

[Xzi]

Only people playing retail cartridges in classic mode would bother turning on wifi. I've done it quite a lot using 2.0b1 and had no issues. Nintendo won't brick consoles...they'd have a shitstorm on their hands if they did that, regardless of their reasoning.

There's bricking code in 2.0b2 and wifi has no bearing on whether it's activated on your console or not.

 

[Huntereb]

Nintendo will not purposely brick consoles, they'd get their pants sued off.

I think that's the third time I've said that in the past week.

 

[porto]

ok friends,

this is just a matter of trying to separate concerns
About Nintedo and I'm not so sure about it
Remind us that companies are able to do to defend their interest ...
But still it is only a question not a statement !