Sony is sending emails to PlayStation users reminding them about the platform’s terms and that they don’t actually own their digital games.
The email is getting attention because Sony’s terms say that when you buy a digital game, you’re buying a license to use it, not owning the digital game itself.
That license generally can’t be transferred to someone else, and losing access to your account can also mean losing access to your digital content.
In other words, if your PlayStation account is permanently banned or closed, you could lose access to the digital games linked to that account.
Ross has walked from Scotland to London for our Unite The Kingdom and the West rally, raising funds for homeless veterans.
Absolute legend, looking forward to you being on stage with us on Saturday 🇬🇧
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Your PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for March:
🏌️ PGA Tour 2K25
⚔️ Monster Hunter Rise
🧑🌾 Slime Rancher 2
🐉 The Elder Scrolls Online
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PlayStation’s Black Friday Deals are now live!
Enjoy discounts across PS5 consoles, PlayStation Plus, great games, and more.
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BREAKING 🚨: Thousands of locals in Dover take to the streets demanding the government stops the boats and send all illegals home.
A revolution is brewing in Britain. 🇬🇧
Forza Horizon 5 releases for PlayStation 5! Play early starting April 25th by pre-ordering Premium Edition, with general access for all editions starting April 29th.