@WilliamRLBaker said:
lol it went down it doesn't matter the source it was down and for like 90 days at that the service as a whole wasn't up for 90 days+
It was sony who took it down. And i was playing online on 25 days again so was US and EU.
The network was take down on 20th of April 2011 and back up in May 15 2011 just 25 days.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/06/playstation-store-is-back-up-and-running-after-more-than-1-month-down.html
The store was up by June 2,which is basically 42 or 43 days.? Far from your whole 90+ days latter,oh wait you are using your old ass argument you use back then,which is based on Japan store,which i already shoot down years ago,Japan suffer a Tsunami back then so it wasn't a PSN fault that it took longer to get up running when PSN went down on Japan already many millions of gamers could not access PSN because of the March tsunami you red bearded hillbilly.
Funny fact is that even that PSN was hack it is actually xbox live who has more complains about stolen accounts,money spent,theft...
http://kotaku.com/5504145/xbox-live-directors-account-hacked-are-you-next/all
Even Major nelson account was hack...lol
@FastRobby said:
And nobody could play online, what a superb service...
On a free service...
Sony put a 1 million dollar policy which no one claimed.
Sony gave 2 games + access to PSN + for people.
Pretty good if you ask me what MS gave to those who get their accounts stolen.?
@Animal-Mother said:
At the time of the outage, with a count of 77 million registered PlayStation Network accounts,[7] it was one of the largest data security breaches in history.[8][9] It surpassed the 2007 TJX hack which affected 45 million customers.[10] Government officials in various countries voiced concern over the theft and Sony's one-week delay before warning its users.
Still effected 77 million users making it the biggest breach of all time tomatoes.
Really it affected 77 million users.? I wonder how hell that was possible... Because on April 20 2011 the PS3 was 50 million units sold,not 77 not only that even if 77 million units would have been sold that would imply a 100% penetration of online user base on PS3 which isn't correct either.
The PS3 let you have multiple accounts,many people have 1 for US,1 EU and 1 Japan you can create an account for Japan even if you live on US.
So i would dare that some 20+ million maybe got affected,but 77 million is a joke,never reflected the reality.
Also since PSN doesn't require credit cards most people use PSN cards,and the other biggest story teller is that you don't saw millions upon millions of costumers claiming to be hack,in fact more people still complain about having their xbox live account hack that those on PSN,and on xbox 360 there was even a damn black market for those cards that were stolen.
http://kotaku.com/5504145/xbox-live-directors-account-hacked-are-you-next/all
Is a sad day when Major nelson claim live is a secure place,and his account get hacked..But but weak password..lol
@underdog123x said:
90% was more of an exaggeration but that's probably still too complicated a concept for your dumbass to grasp.
The service went down, weather Sony took it down or not is irrelevant, dumbass Playstation fans couldn't play online for nearly a month.
Nice attempt at rationalizing
No actually i grasped it very fast reason why i told you,that you pulled it from deep deep down your a$$..lol
Sony took it down and look at it on the bright side,at least we could play offline what the fu** could you play when your 360 RROD and was on repairs for a month..lol
Oh by the way is a free service which people got games for the problems and PSN+ access as well,not bat for my inconvenience,now what do you get when your account get stolen on xbox live.?
Oh yeah MS give you sh** and lock your account for investigation for as long as they like.
When Xbox Live user Jason Coutee found his account had been hacked and 8,000 Microsoft Points ($100) purchased, he contacted Microsoft only to be told the points could not be refunded. An offer to lock down his account for 30 days so an investigation could take place (a common practice in these situations) was turned down by Coutee, who chose to make use of his professional experience as a network infrastructure manager to conduct an investigation himself.
http://www.1up.com/news/xbox-com-security-loophope-hacks
Yeah nothing happen with my account nothing was stolen nothing was spend and i got 2 free games and a taste of PSN+,regardless of PSN or live if your account get hacked you are going to get a lock account and yeah 30 days without playing online for you on xbox live.
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