That changed Tuesday with the release of the new Relapse exploit, which works with any PS5 up to firmware version 13.6. Developers also continue to work on a full Linux implementation for PS5. For a few years now, the PS5 hacking community has been chipping away at various exploits that let users jailbreak their locked-down console.
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