PS5’s latest DRM fiasco appears to be not as bad as first thought, but some official communication from Sony would be great
PlayStation 5 players recently discovered new Digital Rights Management (DRM) restrictions that suggested a need for internet connection every 30 days to access digital games. While initially causing concern, investigations suggest this change may be a temporary measure to combat refund scams, though official communication from Sony is still lacking. The article highlights player frustration with the lack of transparency surrounding DRM policies.
- Entities
- Company: Sony
- Topic: DRM
- Topic: Video Game Licensing
- Topic: Digital Rights Management
- Platform: PlayStation 5
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