I haven't updated to 4.10 yet, usually if Sony does not post the new firmware on its website within 24 hours something is wrong with it. Last time this happen it was due to a bug in the firmware which prevented people from upgrading there hard drives.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/...-gaffe-hd-upgrades-temporarily-impossible.ars
I also took the time to read through the new changes in the TOS and Privacy Policy with the switch from PSN to SEN.
Passive Information Collection via Sony Entertainment Network
SNEI may collect information such as SEN account holders' system IP address, IP address-related information, system Media Access Control ("MAC") address, network configuration information, network device information, peripheral information, USB device information, plug-in and monitor information, information generated by applicable devices and information about how account holders use the Sony Entertainment Network and applicable device users use their devices, including download activity, browser activity, gaming activities, forum postings, game profile, rankings, features used and presence on Friends list or block list.
Wow so they know what router I'm using, content inside of my usb device, tv model, and the websites I go to with the browser. Sounds like a spyyware/rootkit inside of my PS3...
SNEI has no obligation to reverse or refund unauthorized charges made on your credit or debit card.
I wonder how this will go down if they get hacked again.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, we reserve the right to deduct funds from your wallet for any such pre-order at the time of your request, but the content will not be available until the content is released for license via the SEN First Party Services. You may not cancel a pre-order at any time and refunds are not available for pre-orders, subject to applicable laws.
Looks like Sony will start offering pre-orders via the PS Store for vita and other digital games. Based on the TOS, they will charge you immediately and you can not cancel a pre-order.
SNEI reserves the right to deduct from the wallet any fee, penalty or other charge resulting from a Master Account holder's request to the Master Account holder's credit card company to reverse charges relating to a transaction. SNEI reserves the right to terminate the Master Account and all Sub Accounts associated with the Master Account for failure to complete transaction payments.
They will ban/close your account if you try to pull a chargeback on them.
SNEI does not provide any refunds in the event of a price drop, a subsequent promotional offering or product removal. Special product, prices and promotions are no longer valid once they are changed or removed. Upon SNEI's confirmation of your transaction, you may access the item you ordered through your SEN Account that you used to order the item, until such time as SNEI removes the item. We encourage you to download or access the item immediately after completing your transaction. You bear all risk of loss for accessing the content, including completing the download of any content, ensuring that you have the necessary capabilities to view the content, including content provided at high resolution/definition, and for any loss of content you have downloaded, including any loss due to a file corruption or hard drive crash. You are solely responsible if you do not choose to download or access the content before it is removed and for ongoing storage and safekeeping of the content. SNEI is not obligated to provide you with replacement copies for any reason.
I assumed that everything in my download list is safe and will be there forever lol. So if they remove the product from the store or download list your screwed.
Subscriptions may not be shared among any SEN accounts, including the Master Account with its associated Sub Accounts. Every time you or one of your associated Sub Accounts purchases, orders or downloads a new subscription, the automatic funding feature in the Master Account is set automatically to "ON."
Remember to turn off automatic funding each time you buy PS+, COD Elite, etc. Looks like Sony decided to implement this to catch people off guard.
Some content may be provided automatically without notice when you sign in. Such content may include automatic updates or upgrades which may change your current operating system, cause a loss of data or content or cause a loss of functionalities or utilities.
Sony probably found a way to do security updates each time you log into PSN without requiring a full firmware update. These cloud updates have the potential to cause loss of data, content, or functionality....
I hope some of you guys find this information important. I might have skipped some stuff but these are the ones that caught my eye.
*SNEI stands for Sony Network Entertainment Inc., not sure why they also have SEN as Sony Entertainment Network

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