[quote]This is against human rights to not give us an opt in/out ability. [/quote] Nope. When you signed (agreed to) the terms of service, you gave them the right to. It’s a [u]legally binding contract that you signed.[/u] Last paragraph of the Code of Conduct reads as follows: [quote]We are not responsible for monitoring or recording any activity or communications on PSN,[u] although we may do so in order to investigate violations of or enforce this Agreement[/u], or to protect the rights and property of SIE, its partners, and customers. If you witness or experience any violation of this Code by another player, you should report them immediately, using our grief reporting tools. For more information on grief reporting please visit www.playstation.com/safety. We are not liable for any violation of this agreement by you or by any other PSN user.[/quote] [url=https://www.playstation.com/en-us/legal/psn-terms-of-service/]Here’s the link to the PlayStation Terms of Service.[/url] So... yeah, you agreed to them being able to investigate or enforce things suspected for breaking their code of conduct. You gave up that right to privacy. As a fellow forum goer pointed out before me, there isn’t anything in the ToS about China. I’m someone who reads stuff before I agree to them, and I don’t remember bad mouthing China being in their code of conduct. Chill out, pal. It’ll be alright. Remember you make sure to read things before you agree to them.