Post: New Sony Employee Leaking Prevention
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07-07-2011, 08:16 PM
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Source: [url=]HookedGamers[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // July 7, 2011
As far back dated, leaked content has made it’s way throughout the internet and into the hands of consumers. Though Sony takes no exception to this statement, they have vowed to change the ease in which employees could possibly make off with material. Knowing most content is prematurely leaked from inside the ‘heart’ itself, Sony is now reportedly going to be scanning fellow employees upon departure. That is correct! In a notice to all employees came a letter via the Sr. Vice President of Distribution (and of course, it was leaked :-P)
Individuals who work at Sony DADC (Digital Audio Disc Corporation) were recently informed of the new policy change which obligates them for scanning. Body scanners will be implemented to ensure no content makes its distribution prior to it being released.
Justifying the reasoning/motive behind the decision:
Originally posted by another user
"content protection responsibility can be undermined by a single person stealing, copying or diverting a disc or electronic file outside the company".
The scanners to be added at the facility are said to replicate that of the airports; however, also added was that it will not invade the privacy of those undergoing the examination. A silhouette will appear on screen, where it will than highlight any ‘suspicious’ areas.
Nevertheless, can Sony now once and for all solve their piracy/leaking issues, or is this just a big violation of personal privacy? Only time will tell.
The following user thanked @KLukas94 for this useful post:
. Good thread :y:
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07-08-2011, 06:59 AM
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Alcatras
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Originally posted by KurtTheCanadian
New Sony Employee Leaking Prevention
Source: [url=]HookedGamers[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // July 7, 2011
As far back dated, leaked content has made it’s way throughout the internet and into the hands of consumers. Though Sony takes no exception to this statement, they have vowed to change the ease in which employees could possibly make off with material. Knowing most content is prematurely leaked from inside the ‘heart’ itself, Sony is now reportedly going to be scanning fellow employees upon departure. That is correct! In a notice to all employees came a letter via the Sr. Vice President of Distribution (and of course, it was leaked :-P)
Individuals who work at Sony DADC (Digital Audio Disc Corporation) were recently informed of the new policy change which obligates them for scanning. Body scanners will be implemented to ensure no content makes its distribution prior to it being released.
Justifying the reasoning/motive behind the decision:
The scanners to be added at the facility are said to replicate that of the airports; however, also added was that it will not invade the privacy of those undergoing the examination. A silhouette will appear on screen, where it will than highlight any ‘suspicious’ areas.
Nevertheless, can Sony now once and for all solve their piracy/leaking issues, or is this just a big violation of personal privacy? Only time will tell.
Source: [url=]HookedGamers[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // July 7, 2011
As far back dated, leaked content has made it’s way throughout the internet and into the hands of consumers. Though Sony takes no exception to this statement, they have vowed to change the ease in which employees could possibly make off with material. Knowing most content is prematurely leaked from inside the ‘heart’ itself, Sony is now reportedly going to be scanning fellow employees upon departure. That is correct! In a notice to all employees came a letter via the Sr. Vice President of Distribution (and of course, it was leaked :-P)
Individuals who work at Sony DADC (Digital Audio Disc Corporation) were recently informed of the new policy change which obligates them for scanning. Body scanners will be implemented to ensure no content makes its distribution prior to it being released.
Justifying the reasoning/motive behind the decision:
The scanners to be added at the facility are said to replicate that of the airports; however, also added was that it will not invade the privacy of those undergoing the examination. A silhouette will appear on screen, where it will than highlight any ‘suspicious’ areas.
Nevertheless, can Sony now once and for all solve their piracy/leaking issues, or is this just a big violation of personal privacy? Only time will tell.
WOW!
i guess there saying **** you to there workers now as well
07-08-2011, 11:21 AM
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