Sony Demanding Identity Of Anyone Who Saw PS3 Jailbreak Video On YouTube
from the give-it-up-guys dept
Sony continues to massively overreact to the news that a hacker figured out how to "jailbreak" the PS3 in order to re-enable the functionality that Sony had deleted from PS3s. Beyond getting a far overreaching gag order on George Hotz, who figured out the jailbreak, and playing Whac-a-Mole to try to take down the code anywhere it appears, the company has now asked a judge to order Google to provide the IP addresses and other identifying info of anyone who viewed or commented on the video about the jailbreak that was hosted on a private YouTube page. The company is also promising to sue anyone who posts or distributes the code any further. Did Sony learn nothing from the AACS debacle? How long until we start seeing t-shirts, tattoos and URLs with the code? How long until it starts appearing in songs as well?Every move that Sony makes to try to hide this code only further promotes that it's out there. And all of this accomplishes what, exactly? Why is Sony so hell bent on punishing everyone for daring to restore functionality that they thought had been included in a box they had bought? And why does Sony (who really should know better) think that this strategy will be effective this time, when every single time a company has reacted this way it has backfired in a big, bad way? It's as if the lawyers at Sony haven't noticed how the internet works.
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Sony is Style Without Substance
Since then whenever I see the name Sony on a product or in an ad I quickly move on.
When I buy a product I expect to be able to get service manuals and to repair it or modify it myself if I so chose.
And when I pay top dollar as was the case for the Sony notebook computers I expect to get a top quality product and top quality service. I got nether, the computer suffered from inexcusable hardware and software problems and Sony's service was atrocious. Sony service was actually worse than both HP and Dell.
When a company interferes with my ownership rights I do not but product from that company.
Sony has become an arrogant piece of crap and the only solution for that problem is to shun Sony.
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That the DMCA covers what goes on...in your head?
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It's as if Sony put a gun to their head and is threatening to pull the trigger unless they get what they want. Have fun, Sony!
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Now *that* would be funny to watch them try and sue a hundred million people :)
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Also note that the DMCA takedown notices they were receiving were of dubious legality. Takedowns are for copyrighted works. Just because the DMCA also contains the anti-circumvention provisions that plunged us into this horrible police state doesn't mean you can conflate the two. I've never seen it affirmed that you in fact can use a DMCA takedown notice against alleged infringement of trademark, trade dress, or patent. But again, IANAL, so throw some precedent my way.
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Will Sony go after Google for making it so easy to find this information? Or github for hosting the PS3 dev tools?
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https://github.com/github/dmca
Unfortunately, most of these users haven't counter-claimed.
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I saw it. I'm YOUR MOM.
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Damn you AC!
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Will get you trouble now
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Careful with that key. We all know that Constitutionally protected speech in this nation is only actually protected if you are a large corporation like the New York Times. When the Constitution says freedom of speech is protected for people, it actually means, "for people-corporations with lots of cash and not for people-humans lacking cash."
And where the Constitution justifies exclusivities to inventors and authors for limited times in order to promote the progress, it actually means, monopolies to wealthy corporations even when these stifle progress and abridge free speech and property rights of humans.
Reading the Constitution is rather tricky and should not be attempted by anyone except high-priced lawyers. You have been warned!
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would be bad, but can one post the Mirror of It, or is the Mirror also protected?
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Glad I didn't see the video..
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Obliviate.
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ps3lv2,rar
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Bad PR
The people they are going after are by definition geeks. Even if they are not going after me personally, we are reading about their ridiculous efforts. We are people who tend to buy high-end electronic devices that Sony sells. Now, a lot of people besides geeks buy high-end electronics, but who do those folks usually ask? Needless to say, I no longer give the generic advice "Sony usually makes good stuff."
This is what happens when you let lawyers run the board room.
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Anything from Sony that I am interested in, I will go through 'other' means to get it, such that Sony will see no benefit from me.
Keep it up Sony, and I'll start telling everyone I know to actively AVOID any and all Sony products, like I do with Microsoft products...
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I also think that you get to a point when every company has let you down so you'll have nowhere left to shop if you boycott them all. I personally think this is a boneheaded move but it is not going to stop me from enjoying my PS3. I don't hold Sony as a whole to fault, its a big company with lots of parts. Plus people rely on it, such as game developers & gamers that enjoy free online gameplay, e.g. Me.
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And why does Sony (who really should know better) think that this strategy will be effective this time, when every single time a company has reacted this way it has backfired in a big, bad way?
Because that's how Sony is. They have demonstrated continually throughout their recent history that they are a poorly managed company. They're pretty good at making stuff, but outside of that, they don't know what they're doing.
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But again, expect high quality products with equally high proprietary components, e.g. the PS3. I have never had an issue with mine but then again I have never tried to modify it in any way.
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Just imagine Samsung and Android caming out with a game console. Now that would truly be Legen... wait for it... Dary!
Unfortunately, I don't think that is in the cards, because they stick to what they do best, electronics. Instead of Sony's model of selling media for the electronics they sell. Like that somehow give them an edge... boneheads.
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There is a difference between being top of he line and Sony's public relations hype claiming to be top of the line.
Sony is just another stagnant company in decline who is coasting on very old glory.
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Other Affiliations:
Executive Director - www.InventorEd.org - RJR at InvEd.org
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Basically, you'd buy a PS3 and get a summons, complaint, and proof of service attached to the bottom of your receipt.
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Sony's trying to scare other people from watching it.
I doubt that Sony's lawyers are dumb enough to think they can get much usable information from identifying everyone who watched a particular You Tube video, excepting of course a few more bread crumbs on the way to unmasking Fail0verflow.
The real purpose is to bring the fear of Sony's lawyers in an attempt to keep people from reading/learning about this method. It's what's known as a 'chilling effect'.
If you think Sony is going after everyone who even _looks_ at this information, that may be enough to keep you from doing so.
Personally, I think Sony vastly underestimates the people that are capable of utilizing this information, if they think this will work.
It's just Sony trying their part to emulate Oracle or Apple in control freakery.
Most people are perfectly happy to use their PS3's to play store bought games and watch blue-ray discs. The minority who want to tinker used to do so through the 'Other OS' functionality. All Sony managed to do by overreacting is to break the toys of a small, but very motivated group of people.
The sooner Sony 'gets over it', the sooner the tinkers can get back to tinkering and the game players can get back to playing.
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Much like the judge will if there's a brain in his/her head. I've seen this news in a few other places and in every comment section someone's posting the keys (?) or whatever it is that's at issue. I wasn't looking for it and wouldn't know the first thing about how to use it nor do I own anything made by Sony but I saw it all the same. And at all but this site I didn't post, I was just reading...how will they find me?! Should I go off the grid?! Where can I hide?! Halp!
Silly.
In addition to the scary sue monster effect, Sony's just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks.
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Bad Ideas
But if Sony truly wanted to stop something like this, they should just release a FLOOD of bad code hacks on the net. Release it to Reddit, Digg, YouTube, 4Chan, FB, etc., and try to keep promoting the new 'hack'. Promise it works. Attempt to make it viral, get people talking about it. Maybe even make it do some 'easter egg' effect on the PS3. SEO the hell out of it. Make it so that searching for "PS3 Hack" returns a few hundred thousand results of mostly bad code.
I mean, sure, it's still a colossal waste of time and money, but since Sony's already decided that wasting those is the appropriate response, at least this way could be humorous and just make them look like a broken-hearted teenager spamming their ex instead of a a company being ran by a team of crackpot lawyers playing king of the hill in some douche-canoes.
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But if Sony truly wanted to stop something like this, they should just release a FLOOD of bad code hacks on the net. Release it to Reddit, Digg, YouTube, 4Chan, FB, etc., and try to keep promoting the new 'hack'. Promise it works. Attempt to make it viral, get people talking about it. Maybe even make it do some 'easter egg' effect on the PS3. SEO the hell out of it. Make it so that searching for "PS3 Hack" returns a few hundred thousand results of mostly bad code.
I mean, sure, it's still a colossal waste of time and money, but since Sony's already decided that wasting those is the appropriate response, at least this way could be humorous and just make them look like a broken-hearted teenager spamming their ex instead of a a company being ran by a team of crackpot lawyers playing king of the hill in some douche-canoes.
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Just watched it ...
I just watched several YouTube videos on the hack and even went to the blog ps3-jail-break.blogspot.com and read that. What are you going to do now?
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let's see...
1. i buy a ps3...got a bunch of nice advertised goodies.
2. "upgrades" screw up my blueray...hummmmm
3. "upgrades" remove other os....hummmmmm
4. fee's go up for online use...hummmmmm
5. looking a "fix" for my broken ps3 get me sued...hummmmm
"smacks head" i'm an idiot ....sells POS goes elsewhere.
tell everyone sony is a POS. sales drop..
"see we told you so.."says sony. "piracy is killing us"
sound about right????
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but I am pissed I lost my Linux that they advertised when I got my PS3.
but I have to ask what did they kill with Blu ray? some feature I missed?
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Sony, you're not making me want to buy your stuff
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To be fair, Samsung doesn't have a game console and that's what is at issue here, not their other products.
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What are they hiding?
Does this hack require the CD drive? Mine broke a few months ago and ever since then, it's just been a shiny hunk of plastic sitting next to my TV. Does it require the latest firmware. Ever since they decided to start disabling functions, I unplugged it from my network and didn't let it upgrade. Strangely, that was just before my drive broke.
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Mod chips hardly killed them with the PS1 and this hack wouldn't either. Newsflash: People would still buy your stuff anyway if you weren't a bunch of douchbags.
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Anyway, I'm not defending Sony in any way. I'm just explaining what is probably the biggest reason that Sony is going so insane with this. Their security was literally based on a "random" number generated by a single set digit. Blah blah blah bunch of coding stuff I don't quite understand, and you end up having the core code needed to sign everything as official. It's already ruined the Modern Warfare 2 experience for PS3, and Activision-Blizzard has said they're looking into flat out removing all of their servers for the PS3 service.
And the PS1 didn't really have wide-spread online play. The PS3 does. They're worlds apart. J-tagged 360s can already screw up the 360 experience quite a bit, but they're luckily not very widespread and hard to mess with. This PS3 hack can be used by any kid with an internet connection.
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Launch Playstation 4.
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I don't see how a brand new console would be any kind of "fix" unless it comes with a brand new corporate philosophy at Sony...
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Sony tries to make a weak attempt at justifying this info by saying: "...it wants the information so it can send these people notices to remove the offending material."
Right. I didn't realized that watching a video produced offending material.
What I find downright hilarious is that it seems that Sony thinks this video is only on YouTube.....
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sony remembered
my question: how long will it be before they figure things out and fire this batch of clueless lawyers? i am looking forward to hearing what the judge has to say during the next few hearings.
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No, it will most likely take another decade before they smarten up. Maybe just in time for the PS5, who knows?!
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You should blog about the whole process while you're at it. Heck, have a web cam streaming it live to the world. That would REALLY piss them off. Imagine them trying to sue the world. Now that would be HAlarious!
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However, I do understand the OP's desire to jailbreak one just to do it...
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As for Sony, she is a sex box, duh.
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I will never trust Sony, and that includes giving a dime to any of their properties, including film or television.
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In my experience in that industry, the more technically-knowledgeable people are (especially those that engineer software or hardware for a living), the less they worry about piracy and the more they dislike DRM (of course, I'm referring to what they say in private, not at their job where their boss is listening). In fact, I can only think of a single software engineer I know that says in private that he believes piracy is causing substantial harm and that it must be punished (other views vary, e.g. there's nothing wrong with piracy, piracy isn't worth the effort/cost to fight, etc.).
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Why buy Sony?
I then travelled on business, made a couple of videos, took a few digital pictures (a new capability at that time) and tried to process them to e-mail home to the family. I had forgotten the software for reading the video & pictures off the camera. No problem, I thought, I'll go to the Sony website and download whatever I need. One frustrating hour later, after failing to prove the camera was mine, they wanted a pretty big buck for the same software that came with the camera. When I returned home, I shelved the expensive camera, and decided I really don't like how Sony treats its customers.
I haven't bought a Sony product since, nor will I. They can make as much fuss about their IP as they like. Who cares? Stories like these serve only to remind me that I'm not in Sony's customer demographic. Does anybody remember the root-kit fiasco? I'm not such a pussy that I'll just acquiesce to their ridiculous policies, but instead vote with my wallet. You can deline the licensing agreement and choose not to use the product you know. Why does anybody patronize Sony? If you want a kinder gentler Sony, STOP BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS and see how long it takes them to stop bullying their customers.
Just for fun, I've been thinking about the purchases I've made in which they had a competing product, but didn't get the sale: big-screen TV, video camera, still camera(s), PS[123], notebook(s), DVD movies (I won't put a DVD from Sony in anything I own), DVD Player(s)...the list is long, and they didn't get a dime. If you all want to genuflect at the Sony alter, expect the same treatment you've always got.
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Soon you wont be able to modify or fix anythig you "own"
Producing or disseminating information on how to modify in any way the performance, configuration or operation of any Ford Motor Company product or how to repair any Ford Motor Company product is not authorized or allowed. Anyone found to be producing this information will be dealt with aggressively by Ford Motor Company using all legal means.
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Learn from TI
cause if you simply ENABLE the feature from the get-go, and tell people where it is, nobody's going to hack your shit.
it was poorly implemented because I think they were half way through their development cycle already when they implemented it...I assume...but the next version, they did it properly.
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As far as I care, the TI-83 is the only graphing calculator on the market.
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Better hope they don't get the IPs
One thing that they are looking for is the IP Addresses of those that viewed the docs. The combine that list with the logs from their online service and they have every one of them identified... If not to a person at least to the PS3's MAC...
Now with that information they can watch for activity that could INDICATE a pirated product and so on....
I do think that people should be held accountable for pirating products, I don't think people should be investigated for APPEARING to pirate.
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And in the other corner, the internet! A revolution in human communication that defines our generation, has 5 billion users, and is a repository of the entirety of human knowledge and experience.
FIGHT!!!
It might be cliche, but Sony, resistance if futile...
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Sony's Fool
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Future News Report
A news report from the not to distant future:
"Judge orders 10,000 YouTube viewers to submit to frontal lobotomies in wake of ruling in favor of Sony Corp."
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So again, what better options are there for Sony right now? No one ever seems to have a reasonable answer to that question.
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I have seen you (or some other AC) say this before. What is this thing you say happened to the PSP? A quick look up in Google seems to show that there are plenty of PSP's and PSP games for sale.
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And what I got was a few developers saying that were dropping the PSP to focus on the Smartphone market.
A few that said they were dropping PSP to focus on the PS3 because of better libraries.
A few articles saying that the PSP just didn't really catch on mainstream.
And finally, one developer saying they might stop porting to the PSP because of pirating - but they weren't sure and were going to wait until they had better sales figures.
So.. still not catching your drift here...
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http://oxcgn.com/2010/03/23/the-state-of-game-piracy-which-platform-is-hardest-hit-and-how/
One thing I did find interesting in all that doom & gloom in there was this little nugget:
In the past the games Lumines, GTA: Liberty City Stores and Gripshift had exploits used with new firmware versions to crack security, and on the release of these cracks sales of the game across the internet went up often past 4000%.
Is that saying that sales increased dramatically because of cracked firmware? Perhaps people just want to use their electronic devices in ways they see fit.
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What, people decided to buy the DS instead? People got pissed off because Sony kept screwing with peoples' abilities to run homebrew games? UMD and other features turned out to be pointless and alienating white elephants, in Sony's usual quest to attempt control of everything with proprietary formats? There's a lot of explanations that have everything to do with what Sony did to "control" their product rather than what they didn't do.
"Sony can't afford to have the same thing happen with the PS3"
Then, perhaps they can start by not pissing off their best customers and removing features that many based their PS3 purchases upon. If nothing else, that would at least remove some of the incentive to jailbreak in the first place.
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Own nothing made by Sony, but had to watch trainwreck
I do not own a PS3 or any other Sony products.
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Sony
BOYCOTT SONY!
Oh, BTW.. If I purchase something from you (or ANYONE) and later decide to tear into it, mod, or hack it, who the F#&K are you to say what I can do or can't do with MY equipment that I OWN?
So bottom line: Sony, GO POUND SAND!
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Legal basis
Even if Sony can't do something useful with the IP addresses it might acquire the mere possibility of companies or governments being able to arbitrarily request such information is troubling me. While going after people who upload infringing information is more than disputable, going after people who consume such info on perfectly legal sites is absolute intolerable.
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Sony Intolerable
Today, Sony is costing on an outdated reputation for quality. his is no longer the case and people need to hear about it.
Ronald J. Riley,
President - www.PIAUSA.org - RJR at PIAUSA.org
Other Affiliations:
Executive Director - www.InventorEd.org - RJR at InvEd.org
Senior Fellow - www.PatentPolicy.org
President - Alliance for American Innovation
Caretaker of Intellectual Property Creators on behalf of deceased founder Paul Heckel
Washington, DC
Direct (202) 318-1595 - 9 am to 9 pm EST.
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I don't even have a PS3
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Scare tactics
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By the way, I watched the video (at least the last few minutes where everyone was laughing at Sony for their terrible use of random numbers). I'm the only one in the world with my name. Come find me and lick my taint.
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I know the REAL CODE
4 8 15 16 23 42
You have to input them each 108 minutes, or your jailbroken PS3 will explode!
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Best String Ever!!
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IF SONY ONLY HAD A BRAIN
now doesnt that discourage people more then making threats. they have no idea how to manipulate people and they are running the PS3 into the ground by their lack of business skills.
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WTF
FFS, if you let this lot loose with PIPA / SOPA then we aint seen nothing yet !
Jeeez these guys will go to war on us all, this is scary shit we are heading into.
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PS3
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to sony
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for more update see below link:
http://www.technoblink.com/mobile/sonys-other-os-settlement-is-live-claim-your-money/
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