Arqade Asked on February 12, 2021
I gave my friend my email and password for my PlayStation account and I now regret it.
Is there a way to not let my friend use my account without going to their house?
Note that it's never a good idea to do account sharing as it can lead to all sorts of grief for the affected people if there's ever a disagreement.
Having said that here's some ways to resolve this:
If it's a simple misunderstanding (them using your account for online play, messing up your stats etc), then simply asking them not to do that is an option. Be calm, but firm: you dislike that they are doing X, and you wish that they would stop.
If they truly are your friend, it's likely they will understand.
If the diplomatic option doesn't work, then it's time to change your password (and not tell them the new one). Log into your email you use for PSN, then follow the prompts on Sony's page to change your password:
Change Password: Sony Entertainment
You will be sent an email with a password reset link in it. Click that and change your password (and don't just add a '1' or something to the end, try and make it very unique).
Answered by Robotnik on February 12, 2021
Yea like everyone else said. Don’t share account details and change your password. Sony should actually make an optional pin to access that account
Answered by Matthew Doyle on February 12, 2021
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