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Sony Patent Would Let You Tap Your Card or Phone on Your PlayStation Controller to Make a Payment

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Sony recently filed a patent for a PlayStation controller with NFC capabilities, potentially enabling users to make payments or quickly transfer PlayStation account data to a new console by simply tapping their phone or card. This feature would streamline account setup and could improve the reliability of the process, addressing performance issues Sony has identified with current methods. Security measures, like a PIN verification system, will likely be implemented to prevent unauthorized account access.

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