If the weather’s gloomy, you can expect rain, if the anti-Christ has shown his face, expect the return of the real Messiah. If your wife is pregnant, expect a child, so now that we’re seeing the right signs coming from across the industry concerning PSN, we know the network’s return is sooner rather than later.
Sony’s doing its best to keep us up to speed in what must be the firm’s biggest disaster yet, and in doing so, they’d provided a Q&A to make sure customers are informed of what’s being done.
It’s in full below the break.
United States Senator from Connecticut Richard Blumenthal has expressed his dismay at Sony for the length of time the firm took to notify customers of the Breach PSN has suffered, and has written an open letter to company CEO Jack Tretton about the matter.
Sony’s issued its most detailed message thus far to it’s userbase. In it, SCEA’s Patrick Seybold thanked customers for their patience, spoke of what happened, when services will be restored, and most importantly, the reality of your personal information, including name, address (city, state, zip), country, email address, birthdate, PlayStation Network/Qriocity password and login, and handle/PSN online ID could be at risk.
Find it in full below the break.
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