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by Adam on April 4, 2009

Play safe online- A new website from Sony detailing how to stay safe online when accessing the PlayStation Network (both on the PS3 and within Home, and also on the PSP). Everything is clearly explained, so it looks like it’ll be a great resource for both parents and children. For more resources, see also: CEOP.gov.uk, thinkuknow.co.uk, and Askaboutgames.

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