ethomaz said:
Ohhhhh no. it's already debunked. |
That's not a debunk, ethomaz. That's a work-around.
If a developer doesn't switch off the light, which is likely an easy thing to do, then it'll still be on.
Like I said, this is Sony putting the onus on developers to do something it should have thought of in the first place. I mean if developers have the ability to turn it off, you would think Sony would to. Like in a global settings properity page.








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