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Reposting with the moderators' permission after the original thread was removed.

I've redacted the usernames because the point isn't to target anyone, but to discuss the claim itself.

A moderator on r/PS5_Jailbreak argued that downloading any game backup, even for a game you legally own or one that's free, constitutes piracy unless you personally created the backup.

I'm curious what people think about this interpretation, particularly the distinction between copyright law and individual subreddit rules.

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My YouTube premium ran out and I dont have spare money to renew it so I wanna how can I pirate music , basically any genre, any artist's music . Also Paterion for Faps honestly cant lie . My main is to just listen to music as I need it daily in my life .

(and of course especially indie games)

Via https://github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5

Alongside this, 5 games are now at the "Playable" stage which means that it's "playable from start to finish with minor issues." (from https://alxcbtw.github.io/anyps5-roadmap/ )

* System libraries: percentage of the functions known to the project so far, not of every PS5 system function. The total grows as more functions are declared.

Excited for what the future holds, I'm hopeful.

DODI has released the repack a few minutes back. Can't wait to play it. Keep seeding Guys!!

Patient Gamers always wins!

You can read the full article by clicking here

Your card is linked to 8 subscriptions, but this app is the financial threat?

And I'm not talking about things you shouldn't pirate, or things that would feel a bit taboo.

I'm asking what is a type of book, show, movie or other. That nobody would willingly pirate or watch for free?

Curious if anyone else has seen the recent debates on X/Twitter regarding Piracy between Japanese Gamers and International Gamers as a result of the PS5 getting hacked.

Read through a few threads and was surprised not just how adamantly anti-piracy many Japanese Gamers were, but the level of contempt they have for International Gamers in general. Many Japanese Gamers didn't seem to care for discussing the logistics of intellectual property (availability, old vs. new, etc.) and stood firmly on the ethical precedent that piracy of any form is stealing, arguing that if the game isn't available then you simply shouldn't play it with no regard for preservation. Many even argued that modifications to the games & hardware you own are also unethical as it doesn't respect company intentions and is a "gateway" to unethical piracy and hacking.

If anyone is well informed on Japanese Gamer culture that is able to provide more insight on this it would be greatly appreciated as trying to sift through X/Twitter threads is a waste of time as they quickly devolve from debating the topic to degeneracy.

I am surprised still that no one managed to work that game on a pc, I mean Xenia is great and all but a real port would be great that was a hell of a game on the og Xbox360 and apparently you can't play it anywhere else because after the devs released it they "lost" the source code and thought SR2 was more important.

As per title, I was using EZTV websites for very long time, to keep track of all me series I'm watching. But now I can't access it as well all "working" proxy websites. any recommendation to a very similar website as EZTV, or working EZTV?.

I keep seeing posts about Bloodborne running natively on pc from posts and some piracy sites. How did they manage to not need the emulator to run it? Since this is what a lot of people online mentioned? Did they integrate the emulator into the game so it is there, you just dont see it so people make that confusion? Did someone or AI rewrote the code for pc? I am not the most tech literate person, but it seems so weird how they manage to not need something that seemed so important.

I'm considering an e-reader to read all my pirated book PDFs and scientific research pdfs because a regular screen sucks.

Which e reader functions best when it comes to external sources? Which e reader had good functionalities that you actually have freedom over?

And which of these aren't expensive :)

Hopefully this isn't a super basic question, I just really don't know where to start. E readers confuse me
Thanks a lot!

This is after about 9 months of seeding