Sony Interactive Entertainment has released PS4 system update 13.52 for users to download, although at this point in the console’s lifecycle you probably won’t be surprised to learn what it does.

Sony Interactive Entertainment rolled out PS4 system software update 13.52 out of nowhere this morning, June 16, and it brings some unwelcome “improvements” for the modding/jailbreaking community.

“We’ve made some security fixes to the system software,” the official patch notes read. But we all know by now what this means. Although the PS4 was jailbroken long ago, the company is trying to deter ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sony Interactive Entertainment released PS4 system software update 13.52 on June 16, addressing system security on a widely used ...

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