seriousbaker wrote:
Against the law?
How?
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..
How, you ask?
You, the final consumer, simply own the PlayStation "shell", but not the inner workings (the motherboard, nor the Operating System -- which is the intellectual property of Sony, or the the third party producers, e.g Activision, et al). By agreeing to the consumer agreement, you agree not to alter the programming of said PlayStation. Hacking, jailbreaking, or whatever you call it is a breach of that contract.
I'd sugest, in the future, you either don't click "I agree" or abide by the agreement we all -- well most of us (myself included) -- blindly agree to, and enjoy the game as ait was ment to be.
SteveSpikes wrote:
seriousbaker wrote:
Against the law?
How?
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..How, you ask?
You, the final consumer, simply own the PlayStation "shell", but not the inner workings (the motherboard, nor the Operating System -- which is the intellectual property of Sony, or the the third party producers, e.g Activision, et al). By agreeing to the consumer agreement, you agree not to alter the programming of said PlayStation. Hacking, jailbreaking, or whatever you call it is a breach of that contract.
I'd sugest, in the future, you either don't click "I agree" or abide by the agreement we all -- well most of us (myself included) -- blindly agree to, and enjoy the game as ait was ment to be.
Lulz, I do own the "inner workings" like the motherboard and operating system, I dont own the patents for it.
Obviously I know about the EULA/TOS your agreeing too, im just pointing out its not illegal to alter the OS.
stonydude wrote:
your console should be banned. if you are one of the many with a jailbroken ps3, guess what? you violated the sony TOS, and the law. don't get all the people who come in here DEFENDING cheating and hacking. have we gone that far down the crapper as a society, that people constantly think they can do whatever they want with no repercussions?
not in the face, not in the face!!!
oops, was that you i shot?
There are more than one person on my friends list that were running SNES games via JB'd units. The day I heard that all consoles running JB would be banned I took a look at who was on my FL running the hack and the day after nothing changed.
I asked my three JB'd friends if they had received anything saying anything about this issue. Each said no. No warning message, no email, phone call, letter, etc, nothing.
One disappeared the following week, but I dont know if this was done by him or not, and there is no way to contact this fella, since his name is gone.
Ive been wondering if these people got into any trouble, and I havent found anything about it. I am interested.
seriousbaker wrote:
SteveSpikes wrote:
seriousbaker wrote:
Against the law?
How?
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..How, you ask?
You, the final consumer, simply own the PlayStation "shell", but not the inner workings (the motherboard, nor the Operating System -- which is the intellectual property of Sony, or the the third party producers, e.g Activision, et al). By agreeing to the consumer agreement, you agree not to alter the programming of said PlayStation. Hacking, jailbreaking, or whatever you call it is a breach of that contract.
I'd sugest, in the future, you either don't click "I agree" or abide by the agreement we all -- well most of us (myself included) -- blindly agree to, and enjoy the game as ait was ment to be.
Lulz, I do own the "inner workings" like the motherboard and operating system, I dont own the patents for it.
Obviously I know about the EULA/TOS your agreeing too, im just pointing out its not illegal to alter the OS.
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..
Just because you buy my CD, doesn't mean you own my music. I made my music. You can listen to it. You cannot 'have' it. Same thing.
MotherJesse wrote:
seriousbaker wrote:
SteveSpikes wrote:
seriousbaker wrote:
Against the law?
How?
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..How, you ask?
You, the final consumer, simply own the PlayStation "shell", but not the inner workings (the motherboard, nor the Operating System -- which is the intellectual property of Sony, or the the third party producers, e.g Activision, et al). By agreeing to the consumer agreement, you agree not to alter the programming of said PlayStation. Hacking, jailbreaking, or whatever you call it is a breach of that contract.
I'd sugest, in the future, you either don't click "I agree" or abide by the agreement we all -- well most of us (myself included) -- blindly agree to, and enjoy the game as ait was ment to be.
Lulz, I do own the "inner workings" like the motherboard and operating system, I dont own the patents for it.
Obviously I know about the EULA/TOS your agreeing too, im just pointing out its not illegal to alter the OS.
He denies the truth in front of his face, hes going down with his knickers flying half mast..Just because you buy my CD, doesn't mean you own my music. I made my music. You can listen to it. You cannot 'have' it. Same thing.
Dude... comon you just said what that other guy said. Please read my post before you quote it.
"I do own the "inner workings" like the motherboard and operating system, I dont own the patents for it."
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