Comparing things like Sony lied with the PS3, removing Other OS function (which still works if you keep the original firmware) and removing hardware features is a bit short sighted. I think that Sony learned a lot from their mistakes, the mistakes MS is making now, the biggest one dictating consumers what they want. When Sony released the PS3 they were arrogant, stating things like Next gen starts when we say it does, and pushing Blu-Ray down our throats (which in the end was not a to bad thing). Also making a console which was way to expensive to produce and sell (which explains why the removed some of the hardware features, just to reduce costs).

Sony was arrogant, made bad business decisions and promoted their PS3 wrong, and they paid the price for it the first few years. Surely everybody remembered all the shit Sony got over them for acting like asses. Looking at Sony now they almost seem humble to us gamers. And of course they are not charity and want to make money, but it seems legit they really have the gamer in mind with the PS4 and want the system to be loved.

History repeats itself over and over, company has succes, becomes arrogant and in the end gets punished for it. It happened with Nintendo (twice), first time they got their ass kicked by the PS1, now they fail again (at least until now) by thinking the Wii was such a hit and everybody wants a Wii with a touchscreen. This gen (PS3/360) Sony got bitch slapped by MS for being to cocky and a lot of their followers went over to the 360. Now it seems MS's turn, they want to much from the XOne and think they can force their ideas on consumers.

There is no reason to doubt Sony's word about no DRM or restriction from their part, using the same trade model as PS3. Seems some people like to hope Sony is lying or go the same route as MS. But Sony is not dumb and will keep their promise. For the simple reason that they know they will be punished severely if they will not deliver what is promised.

It's up to the publishers. Wasn't that clear already? Sony might just push some into not using DRM, at least their own games won't.

According to CBOAT (the "god" of Neogaf, and by god I mean the most reliable source on the internet) says that MS was the one pushing DRM and the cloud thing, and that EA and Ubisoft were fully supporting it, with Activision being on the fence. 

If this guy is right (which he is 95% of the time) that means, at least at the beginning, EA and Ubisoft will be doing some sort of DRM, with other publishers who might follow suit later.

"Our Contacts" 

Sounds pretty ambigious to me.

I have no doub the anti-DRM twitter campaigns have a lot to do with Sony's stance, but seriously, right now they are the champion...I think they have the room to say to publishers, this is where your fanbase will be, so play by our rules or loose revenue.

what about nintendo then,the same will happen for them with third parties or are they special

They can't do it if they don't bring their games to the console ;)

But unless Nintendo made some sort of contract where they specifically say that 3rd parties can't use DRM (which I highly doubt) then it will be exact same as the PS4 and Xbox One.

We have no idea who they asked actually. So why should we believe anything they said?

Sony came out on stage and made a public annoucement about it. Now, you want people to believe Edge's source over official statements?

Sure, buddy. Sure.

i knew someone would say that :),but they will still have big TP games so why is no one involving them in the drm debate,everything is just anti sony it seems to me

??? The official statement is it's up to the publishers.. Edge is picking up noises from developers and their publishers.. Why are people bringing Sony back into this while they said it's up to the publisher? Has any Publisher said anything about their DRM policy? Has any of them said no we are not doing it? is that why people are so tense?

Quite simple. Your thread title implies that Sony lied. 

While they said it's up to the publishers. That it's the same policies that are already in place on the PS3. Did you see a lot of DRMs or the current consoles? Yes, there are going to be some greedy nonsense being pushed by some of the bigger publisher, but the fact that it's not mandatory suggests that it won't be as widespread as people like you seem to want to believe. There are many developers that aren't for that kind of practice.