fordy said:
KylieDog said:
fordy said:
Ail said:
fordy said:
Ail said:
I wonder if you guys would feel the same if the dude had posted a way to hack visa card transactions...
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You're missing the point, since all hardware that makes those transactions IS owned by Visa, whereas a sold PS3 does not belong to Sony. It belongs to the consumer.
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Visa owns my credit card ?
That's new to me... They may own the devices that read those cards but in most civilized countries ( except the US that are very backwards in that area) credit cards actually have chips and software on them...
These is what I am talking about :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_card
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Yes. Read the terms and conditions when applying. All credit cards remain the property of the credit card company.
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Sony have their own TnC's about the PS3 and its security...
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Sony have an EULA. The difference there is that a ToC requires a signature, and can be held up in court, whereas an EULA has little to no chance.
Sony are nailed to a wall here. Credit cards are cheap plastic. The PS3 is expensive electronics. If Sony gave the PS3 away for free, I wouldn't complain at all about whether they own it or not. However, to say that you pay upwards of $599 and NOT own your console is absurd.
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I paid over 300k for my house and I can't paint it the color I want and I won't sue anyone over this.....
PS3-Xbox360 gap : 1.5 millions and going up in PS3 favor !
PS3-Wii gap : 20 millions and going down !
