After what's happening, Sony should give every PSn user a free gift. Serously, how can their servers be weak enough for hackers to get access to people's personal info?
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I'm pretty sure every single online service can be hacked, it's just before no one tried. LIVE. PSN, Steam can most likely all be hacked by actual hackers.There's always someone who can do it.After what's happening, Sony should give every PSn user a free gift. Serously, how can their servers be weak enough for hackers to get access to people's personal info?
Jak-25
No. You should NOT get free stuff because someone is trying to improve their service for you.
You're already getting something. Its called an improved service.
Besides, you're not paying for PSN so they don't owe you anything.
tonyf55
I'm pretty sure every single online service can be hacked, it's just before no one tried. LIVE. PSN, Steam can most likely all be hacked by actual hackers.There's always someone who can do it.[QUOTE="Jak-25"]
After what's happening, Sony should give every PSn user a free gift. Serously, how can their servers be weak enough for hackers to get access to people's personal info?
JasonDarksavior
The difference is that Microsoft and VALVe probably don't store their users' information as plain text, and don't use XML files to store credit card data. This is a MAJOR security breach and I think Sony needs to give everyone who was registered to PSN a gift. I think I deserve it now that some hacker somewhere knows my full name, my address, my phone number, and an undisclosed amount of other personal data about me. I'm just happy I'm not one of the people who trusted Sony with my credit card number.
Im tired of people saying that they want Sony to give them something for free because of this.They already give you something for free, PSN.mrsniper83Sony is giving us something, its confirmed, and since I don't feel like reposting the link, just check the sticky, Sony is working on something to give to us
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