my ps3 has been unstable before the jb dongles were made my wii is hacked but freezing occured since 3.21 and i recently used geohots fw basicly sony fw has bugs
Sony could disable JBed PS3s
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The ps3 doesn't automatically connect to wireless networks you have to go into network settings and manually add it.
The article seems mostly like speculation. There is one source that doesn't even apply to most of what was said in the article just about the ps3 phoning home.
The article seems mostly like speculation. There is one source that doesn't even apply to most of what was said in the article just about the ps3 phoning home.
DasXero said:
What if you had a fixed upload rate and had no password?
Your neighbour's ps3 would make you pay twice as much
DasXero said:
It is. I remember a while back with all the speculation about the 3DS automatically connecting to wifi spots with or without permission and there was a big discussion of how illegal it is.
But the reason behind it was, since it was open wifi, regardless of who owns it, we can feel free to use it because it was their fault for not adding security.
To me that means, because you were not secure enough, it's ok to use it. Therefore even if they have security that can be cracked, it should be ok to use it because it was not secure enough.
The PS3 can only have one simultaneous connection at once. If this ever happened, I'll just connect to an internetless router.
To me that means, because you were not secure enough, it's ok to use it. Therefore even if they have security that can be cracked, it should be ok to use it because it was not secure enough.
The PS3 can only have one simultaneous connection at once. If this ever happened, I'll just connect to an internetless router.
Zetta_x said:
So if someone hacks into your bank account and steals all of your money or gets your info from an ATM machine that they hacked, it's okay and not illegal because it wasn't secure enough, therefore they shouldn't have to be punished?
Technically, they aren't allowed to do this though, right? After we PAYED FOR the console, we are allowed to do anything we want with it, excluding playing back-ups of games that you don't own. These log checks, do they check what we were playing/doing? (e.g., playing a blu-ray, back-up, homebrew, etc) If so, it still doesn't matter because if you own the game, you're technically allowed to make a back-up of it, i think. And how are they supposed to know which games you do or don't have?
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http://www.scei.co.jp/ps3-eula/ps3_eula_en.html
EDIT: Wasn't meant as a response to you purplesludge, but for everyone wondering about rights and such.
EDIT: Wasn't meant as a response to you purplesludge, but for everyone wondering about rights and such.
I figured as much when I read it. I didn't notice any parts about them having the rights to disable the console only to revoke access to their services.DiscostewSM said:
Not having the wifi locked does not give people the right to connect without permission.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/20...rom-his-car.ars
http://www.pcworld.com/article/121747/man_...fi_network.html
Even though it's broadcast wirelessly, it's still your own network, and people do not have the right to access a private network without authorization.
However they will never use it, it's suicide for them as a company. They will be sued and forced to replace every system that was disables (potentially every system period if it's determined that the ability to disable remotely itself is llegal and they have to remove that) in addition to huge legal fees for breaking public trust and all sorts of shit (yes you can get sued for that, and I'm sure people that sue Sony for this will throw every law they can into the mix).
Sony's pretty retarded with it's priorities, but disabling the system is jumping off of a cliff into lava.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/20...rom-his-car.ars
http://www.pcworld.com/article/121747/man_...fi_network.html
Even though it's broadcast wirelessly, it's still your own network, and people do not have the right to access a private network without authorization.
They have the ability.pyrmon24 said:
However they will never use it, it's suicide for them as a company. They will be sued and forced to replace every system that was disables (potentially every system period if it's determined that the ability to disable remotely itself is llegal and they have to remove that) in addition to huge legal fees for breaking public trust and all sorts of shit (yes you can get sued for that, and I'm sure people that sue Sony for this will throw every law they can into the mix).
Sony's pretty retarded with it's priorities, but disabling the system is jumping off of a cliff into lava.
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