cjp
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Did everyone have to accept an updated terms of service today before being able to log in? I had to do it this morning and didn't think much of it, but I was just looking at the EU blog and I came across this comment:
It's by a French poster, so excuse the quality of English. I can't tell if they are talking about losing access to the "free" games if your subscription lapses, which has always has been the case and expected, or if they're implying something else? Losing access to games you've bought that had a PS Plus discount? Not regaining access to previous "free" titles if you re subscribe?
Does anyone else have any info on todays ToS update? I tried to find a copy of them online but even the ones on the SEN/PSN websites seem to only have been updated back in July, certainly not this month.
EDIT: Appears to be EU only and the correct and most up to date version of the ToS don't seem to support the claim made above in the comment.
Alexiel-FR said:why does sony never talks about their new policy like the one i had to accept today , from my ps4, because it wasnt able to connect to psn to predownload driveclub, some nive stuff to learn, like the fact that now , previous owned games via PS+ if u quit the ps + program for let’s say 2 month, you wont be able to download all previous owned game via the program , nice touch, instead of restricting players rights , and habing a pitiful after sale service, you should do like Ms add a plex application to the ps4 , a youtube app, DLNA ect.. ect… NO MAJOR UPDATE for PS4 in this first year.. when u compared to the main competitor… like on the ps3 era, you realize, that it has been always like this since the xbox 360 / PS3 release… seeing plex available freely on 360 and xbox One… you must fo something instead of restrciting our customer rights over digital content rent or purchased.
It's by a French poster, so excuse the quality of English. I can't tell if they are talking about losing access to the "free" games if your subscription lapses, which has always has been the case and expected, or if they're implying something else? Losing access to games you've bought that had a PS Plus discount? Not regaining access to previous "free" titles if you re subscribe?
Does anyone else have any info on todays ToS update? I tried to find a copy of them online but even the ones on the SEN/PSN websites seem to only have been updated back in July, certainly not this month.
EDIT: Appears to be EU only and the correct and most up to date version of the ToS don't seem to support the claim made above in the comment.
alr1ght said:Here is a pastebin of the TOS when I logged into my UK account
http://pastebin.com/ARfVpZP1
10.Subscriptions (including PlayStation®Plus and Music Unlimited)
When you purchase a paid subscription or use a free trial subscription for services via the SEN:
(i)Paid and trial subscriptions are offered to you for a specific subscription period explained prior to purchase or use.
(ii)When you purchase or redeem a voucher for a subscription using your SEN wallet or start a free trial subscription, 'Automatic Funding' for your SEN wallet will be automatically turned "On" if you have registered a payment method (e.g. a credit or debit card). You can switch Automatic Funding "Off" at any time via your SEN account management page.
(iii)Your subscriptions will automatically renew at the end of each subscription period, provided we can deduct the subscription charge from your SEN wallet unless:
a. you cancel the subscription prior to the end of the current subscription period;
b. you do not have enough funds in your wallet and Automatic Funding is "Off" or you do not have a registered payment method; or
c. we cancel the renewal for any reason.
This includes any free trial subscription, which will renew into a paid subscription unless you cancel it prior to the end of the free trial.
(iv)When your subscription renews, we will deduct the subscription charge from your SEN wallet. If you do not have sufficient funds in your SEN wallet and 'Automatic Funding' is "On", we will use your registered payment method to automatically add funds to your wallet with the minimum amount required to pay for the subscription (or the minimum top-up amount, if greater).
(v)The price of your subscription will remain the same unless we notify you in advance by email to the email address registered to your account when you will have the option to cancel before the price rise takes effect.
(vi)If you already have a paid or free trial subscription and purchase another subscription for the same service, your current subscription will not renew at the end of the current subscription period and the new subscription will begin.
(vii)If you terminate a subscription at any time after the 14 day cooling off period, it will continue until the end of any subscription period(s) you have paid for and then termination will take effect. After termination, you may no longer be able to access or use all or part of the products you downloaded via the subscription.
PlayStation Plus Subscriptions
When you purchase a subscription to PlayStation Plus, the package of products in the subscription varies throughout your subscription period and some of the products may be available for non-subscribers to purchase. You may not be able to access all of the products that are part of the PlayStation Plus package. For instance, some of the products may be:
(i)compatible with specified Sony systems only;
(ii)available for download during limited periods only;
(iii)rated and inaccessible to Sub Accounts with a lower registered age; and/or
(iv)unavailable or unusable after your subscription period expires (even if downloaded before expiry).
These restrictions may be outlined at the time of purchase or at eu.playstation.com/legal. Please make sure you understand these restrictions before purchasing.