Examiner - Sony is updating the user agreement for the Playstation Network starting on September 15 and one of the changes included in the update seeks to stop class action lawsuits against the company.
In place of the right for PSN users to file a class action lawsuit against Sony, section 15 of the PSN user agreement leaves "Binding Individual Arbitration" as the only option to solve disputes.
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I'm no layer, but how can that be legal? How can it be legal to force someone to sign away a right or lose 30 days of a service they have already paid for? If that user accepted the terms once and paid for the service of online gaming (through purchase of the game and system) how can Sony argue that it's legal to interrupt that service for 30 days because they felt like changing the agreement on the fly?
Sony still cleaning up the mess they made with the Original ps3's & linux,going after homebrew & tech researcher's,hell didn't they fire the man whos dream it was to build a console like the ps3 & then strip it right down to basics the first chance they got.
Anyway if you want to opt out,you just got to let them no were you live..lol
But not in the E.U sony,our laws protect us from corporations that act like you!
this reminds me of the southpark episode where no one reads the tos. sony is sneaky yet smart for this but im not gonna sign it just yet.