Oh no, anyway

  • Z3k3@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    The playstation had twitter integration?

    I mean seriously why. Who’s tweeting on a controller

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      11 months ago

      I have made a tweet in the past. It was not about typing long text, just want to share a Screenshot with friends and it’s so annoying ti get images off the ps4. So making a fast tweet and send them a link was the most lazy option that came to my mind.

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      11 months ago

      It wasn’t about really about tweets and more about being able to post screenshots and clips directly. I believe it also supports youtube and twitch or whatever

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    11 months ago

    Never used it, or even noticed it was a thing.

    What did it even do anyways, announce to the whole world which game you were playing or something?

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    11 months ago

    This was one of the only viable ways to access the browser on ps5 though

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          11 months ago

          I mean yeah, but there is still a browser in the PS5. It’s a requirement for things like modern payment methods.

          Once you have access to it, redirecting it to wherever you want to go isn’t too hard to do, even without a URL bar. You can set up a local DNS server to take you where you want to go, no matter what URL the console is actually trying to access.

          Meaning they’ve done basically nothing to close this exploit venue off.