Mr Khan on 05 March 2011
| LivingMetal said: "...after he published an encryption key and software tools on his website..." If it weren't for this, the situation wouldn't have gotten this far. Blame Geohot, not Sony. |
Which we've explained is interpretable as being within his legal rights of allowing consumers to pursue legal activities (that could in turn lead to illegal activities, but where's the burden of proof lie on that?). Sony's only compounding illegalities on top of illegalities
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
