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Nintendo subpoenas Google, Discord, Reddit and more in ongoing Switch pirate crackdown
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this post was submitted on 29 Nov 2024
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Among computing hardware companies Nintendo is really second only to Apple in making sure to remind us to never buy their devices on a regular basis. Well, unless you count Sony perhaps but not sure I would count smart TVs in quite the same category.
I would place Nintendo above Apple on that point. Apple hasn’t subpoenaed social media for hosting jailbreaking sections.
What did sony do? I actually never heard anyone talk badly of them before.
The PS3 geohot thing.