If you are one of them, there are several ways to secure your PSN account. Better safe than sorry, right? Read on to learn more. Here are some tips to keep your PSN account secure: ...

the outage is impacting all facets of PSN. This includes account management, gaming and social, PlayStation Video, PlayStation Store, and PlayStation Direct. This means PS4 and PS5 users may run ...

The PlayStation Network is suffering what appears to be a massive outage heading into the weekend. PlayStation 5 and PS4 Players across social media, including X and Reddit, are reporting being unable ...

There is one lonely tweet on the company’s Ask PlayStation Twitter/X account which reads: “We are aware some users might be currently experiencing issues with PSN.” It links to the ...

And now the network has been fully restored, with PSN’s Service Status website confirming that all services are up and running once more. The AskPlayStation Twitter account further stated that ...

The outage was wide-reaching, including PSN’s account management, social features, the PlayStation Store, and more. Yet as the service returned online, information on the cause (let alone the ...

If you have a PSN account, change your password now. PSN went offline last weekend for over 24 hours. PushSquare has a timeline of events indicating that Sony’s online services went offline last ...

At around 8:45 p.m. ET, the PlayStation support account tweeted it was "aware some users might be currently experiencing issues with PSN." The PlayStation status page listed all PlayStation ...

“PSN has been restored,” Sony says in a post from its @AskPlayStation X account. “You should be able to access online features without any problems now.” The post also points to Sony’s ...

“We apologize for the inconvenience and thank the community for their patience,” Sony wrote in a post on PlayStation’s X account. The company went on to announce that all PlayStation Plus ...

But thankfully, probably due to the IGN report, Sony has stepped in and removed some of the gunk filling up the PSN storefront. As spotted by Eurogamer and TrueTrophies, sometime last week Sony ...

After the PlayStation Network experienced a global outage that lasted for nearly a day, Sony says it will compensate PlayStation Plus subscribers by giving them an extra five days of service.