Playstation Page to Opt Out of Their Ability to Share/Sell Your Data with 3rd Parties
Playstation Page to Opt Out of Their Ability to Share/Sell Your Data with 3rd Parties
Any other suggestions for things we can do to push back against Sony?
I'm going to not buy the game for a while until they sort out this mess
42Stop buying their products.
23Can you also opt out of their frequent data breaches?
21You can use an email alias service like addy.io or simplelogin to create a throwaway email that still forwards to your real address. That way the leak won't contain your personal email.
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File support tickets directly with Arrowhead
File a complaint with your local government body, I believe in Australia it is illegal to break a game after the fact. To substantially change how it runs to hold it hostage.
But even in other jurisdictions, even 1, 000 disgruntled gamers filing small claims against arrowhead would consume an outsized amount of resources to respond to.
Make noise, be disgruntled, don't play the game, file a negative review, create busy work for the perpetrators. They're stealing time and money from you, it's fair to do it to them. But legally
20This is more of a Sony decision being forced down on Arrowhead. If anything we should try to direct actions and support tickets against them.
8Arrowhead is responsible just like Sony. But yes, make a ticket with both.
I just want a refund, and they can do whatever they like with their system.
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So is this really only opt-out? If yes, that's against the GDPR, which requires an active consent:
8 CONSENT OBTAINED UNDER DIRECTIVE 95/46/EC
- For example, as the GDPR requires that a controller must be able to demonstrate that valid consent was obtained, all presumed consents of which no references are kept will automatically be below the consent standard of the GDPR and will need to be renewed. Likewise as the GDPR requires a “statement or a clear affirmative action”, all presumed consents that were based on a more implied form of action by the data subject (e.g. a pre-ticked opt-in box) will also not be apt to the GDPR standard of consent.
https://www.edpb.europa.eu/sites/default/files/files/file1/edpb_guidelines_202005_consent_en.pdf
20That's great if you live in a region where GDPR applies, and is actually enforced.
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I already had cross play disabled. It was buggy and caused me to be stuck with kids telling at me over comms, Russians that had the whole family in the living room and unmuted and people eating LOUDLY.. since I disabled cross play.. none of that.. the occasional Russian.
PSN adds nothing for me.. don't want it, don't need it. I'll request a refund if they block me from playing.. and being from the EU.. this might be something valve will have to honor.
This feels like the robot chicken thing.. I have altered the deal, pray I don't alter it any further.
16Along with this you should also request a personal information report from your privacy settings....processing hundreds of thousands of requests should give them good practice and let Sony know we value our privacy
11Thanks! I've had a PSN account since PS3. It's hard to keep up with opting out of this stuff since they like to add things to the terms of service.
9I would totally use that if I had a PSN account.
8They will just share for other reasons, but at least it is something.
7Yeah, or update their ToS and add something new.
If you find anything else to opt out of, let us know!
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I haven't played since the forced psn account but once I get back I am gonna temp-mail it until I find one that works.
Ain't giving them a single extra PI.
6Props ty
3Yeah, stop playing helldivers. Move on.
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