
Follow Up. (Destiny)
It's still unclear if any actual content is downloaded, or if it is just a link. That said there is a way to turn off said feature if you so wish.
From the article:
In any case, at least Sony provides the option to turn off these somewhat intrusive "features." You can turn off the system's ability to automatically download content in "rest" mode by going through Settings > System > Automatic Downloads. You can turn off those curated "featured content" promotions in the Settings > System > Automatic Downloads > Featured Content.
Made this follow up since it seemed simply nice to know. Take it as you will.
Complete thread:
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
INSANEdrive,
2015-10-06, 19:09
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
peaksutah,
2015-10-06, 19:21
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
Claude Errera,
2015-10-06, 19:44
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
marmot 1333,
2015-10-06, 19:51
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
Claude Errera,
2015-10-06, 19:57
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
uberfoop,
2015-10-06, 20:00
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
cheapLEY,
2015-10-06, 21:26
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. - Fuertisimo, 2015-10-06, 21:40
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
cheapLEY,
2015-10-06, 21:26
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
uberfoop,
2015-10-06, 20:00
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
Claude Errera,
2015-10-06, 19:57
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
marmot 1333,
2015-10-06, 19:51
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
Claude Errera,
2015-10-06, 19:44
- Follow Up. - INSANEdrive, 2015-10-07, 15:19
- Why Destiny is on your PlayStation 4. -
peaksutah,
2015-10-06, 19:21