Edy escribió:SI, pero USA no es Europa, y Europa no es España, y los españoles no somos americanos .... y es que los americanos denuncian cosas tan chorras que me daria verguenza ni tan siquiera comentarlas. Despues del tipo aquel que le hizo un seguro de incendio a unos puros ... al cabo del tiempo se los fumo ... y reclamo daños y gano .... decidi no tener en cuenta denuncias americanas.
. Pero dije "escuche", posiblemente sera otro bulo.NeDark escribió:Pues yo escuche que una mujer metio su gato en el microndas para secarlo y, bueno, imaginaos como acabo, y como el microndas no decia expresamente que no metiara animales o seres vivos recibio una gran indemnizacion por daños y prejuicios. Pero dije "escuche", posiblemente sera otro bulo.
Saludos!
Microsoft's response to a law firm's attempt to round up Xbox Live users smashed by the recent mass-banning reminds everyone that the service's TOS allow it to hammer pirates, anytime, anywhere, so STFU.
Well, not literally STFU, but one imagines that's heavily implied with this kind of boilerplate, uttered by a Microsofot spokesperson on Friday to Canada's Financial Post.
"Piracy is illegal and modifying an Xbox 360 is a violation of the Xbox Live Terms of Use. Microsoft is well within its legal rights to ban these users from Xbox Live."
No suit's been filed, remember. I think the firm involved in this saw the claims that a million XBL users were caught in the blast and went beating the bushes figuring at least some lucrative percentage of those were innocent. While Microsoft hasn't specified the total number of pirates banz0red, it's cast doubt on rumors that it was, in fact, seven figures' worth.
Cyberyayo escribió:Microsoft ya está cerrando bocas.
Kotaku:Microsoft's response to a law firm's attempt to round up Xbox Live users smashed by the recent mass-banning reminds everyone that the service's TOS allow it to hammer pirates, anytime, anywhere, so STFU.
Well, not literally STFU, but one imagines that's heavily implied with this kind of boilerplate, uttered by a Microsofot spokesperson on Friday to Canada's Financial Post.
"Piracy is illegal and modifying an Xbox 360 is a violation of the Xbox Live Terms of Use. Microsoft is well within its legal rights to ban these users from Xbox Live."
No suit's been filed, remember. I think the firm involved in this saw the claims that a million XBL users were caught in the blast and went beating the bushes figuring at least some lucrative percentage of those were innocent. While Microsoft hasn't specified the total number of pirates banz0red, it's cast doubt on rumors that it was, in fact, seven figures' worth.
wabo escribió:Cyberyayo escribió:Microsoft ya está cerrando bocas.
Kotaku:Microsoft's response to a law firm's attempt to round up Xbox Live users smashed by the recent mass-banning reminds everyone that the service's TOS allow it to hammer pirates, anytime, anywhere, so STFU.
Well, not literally STFU, but one imagines that's heavily implied with this kind of boilerplate, uttered by a Microsofot spokesperson on Friday to Canada's Financial Post.
"Piracy is illegal and modifying an Xbox 360 is a violation of the Xbox Live Terms of Use. Microsoft is well within its legal rights to ban these users from Xbox Live."
No suit's been filed, remember. I think the firm involved in this saw the claims that a million XBL users were caught in the blast and went beating the bushes figuring at least some lucrative percentage of those were innocent. While Microsoft hasn't specified the total number of pirates banz0red, it's cast doubt on rumors that it was, in fact, seven figures' worth.
Que me corrijan si me equivoco, pero de igual forma que se pueden usar Hackintosh porque esa parte de la licencia no se puede aplicar aquí, dadas las sentencias que afirman que modificar el hardware no es ilegal, ¿no nos podríamos pasar por el forro ese punto del TOS del Live?
Digo desde la ignorancia...
nesquik escribió:A mi esto no me parece mas que una pataleta de niño chico. Además que, los "backups" no benefician nada al consumidor ni tampoco al sector.
Y quien tenga juegos precitandos y juegue a backups que se de cuenta de la estupidez que esta cometiendo.
NeORomani escribió:nesquik escribió:A mi esto no me parece mas que una pataleta de niño chico. Además que, los "backups" no benefician nada al consumidor ni tampoco al sector.
Y quien tenga juegos precitandos y juegue a backups que se de cuenta de la estupidez que esta cometiendo.
Como se esta discutiendo en su hilo, mayormente la gente se queja por no poder instalar juegos y la corrupcion del perfil, lo del baneo del live lleva muchos años, esta asumido ya.