PS Jailbreak Already Halted By Courts
The honeymoon for the PS Jailbreak might be over just as it started as Sony was granted a temporary ban on the PS Jailbreak in Australia that will prevent the device from being sold in the country until a decision from the courts is made. Apparently Sony also will also be handed the existing stock of the devices, giving the company a pretty good chance to go through it and figure out how to prevent it from being used in the future. The PS Jailbreak allows users to copy games into the internal hard drive or external hard drives, something that Sony isn’t keen on allowing users to do. That being said, the PS Jailbreak is also sold in other countries, such as Canada, US, and Europe, though it wasn’t mentioned if sales of the device will continue on those locations.
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