Asmo on 30 March 2010
| Damnyouall said: I really don't get how anyone can defend this move by Sony. No matter how you look at it, it's bad. It's bad for Sony's repuation. It's bad for the consumers. It doesn't stop hacking, it only encourages it. |
I don't defend it. Sony didn't choose the best solution for their customer, they chose the simplest, the cheapest and the most efficient. That's what any other company would have done.
It's not bad for their reputation because the amount of ppl who will complain about it is very little.
