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This is often considered the only real case to remove custom firmware. A buyer may not be willing to accept any kind of homebrew, or the platform may remove listings for modified consoles. Notably, eBay does this if a mention of homebrew is on the listing.
This is often considered the only real reason to remove custom firmware. A buyer may not be willing to accept any kind of homebrew, or the platform may remove listings for modified consoles. Notably, ''eBay'' removes the listing if there is a mention of homebrew in it.

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This is often considered the only real reason to remove custom firmware. A buyer may not be willing to accept any kind of homebrew, or the platform may remove listings for modified consoles. Notably, ''eBay'' removes the listing if there is a mention of homebrew in it.

This is often considered the only real reason to remove custom firmware. A buyer may not be willing to accept any kind of homebrew, or the platform may remove listings for modified consoles. Notably, eBay removes the listing if there is a mention of homebrew in it.