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> Only if they can monetize it, which would require breaking various and sundry laws. I mean, doesn't the same restriction apply to mobile exploits? You'd be b
by Cyph0n 4y ago
> Only if they can monetize it, which would require breaking various and sundry laws.
I mean, doesn't the same restriction apply to mobile exploits? You'd be breaking some kind of law by selling the exploit off, no?
In my opinion, game piracy for latest gen consoles would be very easily monetizable. The challenge is figuring out how to make money without revealing your identity and/or basing your operations out of a more piracy-tolerant jurisdiction. Or you could sell the exploit off to someone who is willing to deal with all of this.
- pvg 4y agoDistributing pirated games for hacked consoles without getting caught is not easy, as you point out yourself. This also goes for whoever you're trying to sell the exploit to it. I can't see any combination of these facts that add up to 'very easily monetizable'.
- Cyph0n 4y ago“Very easily monetizable” is referring to the fact that you will easily find people who would pay to play the latest titles (in the past: modchips, emulators, etc.). This is especially true with PS5 thanks to the ongoing console shortage.
- alophawen 4y agoEasy, just sell the exploit. Don't sell pirated software.
- pvg 4y agoWho are you going to sell the exploit to?