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Sony Sued For Anti-Lawsuit Update
This past September, Sony updated its Terms of Service agreement for PlayStation Network that would forbid anyone from filing a class action lawsuit against the company. That hasn’t stopped someone from trying.
As reported by GameSpot, a class action lawsuit was filed last month against Sony for the update saying it forced consumers to give up their rights to file a lawsuit or give up signing online to PlayStation Network. The suit claims Sony did not make the updated changes visible enough in the Terms of Service and did not post a version online.
Sony did allow users to opt out of the agreement, but the suit notes they had to send in a written letter within 30 days.
Sony has yet to offer comment on this lawsuit.
Source: GameSpot
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