Jungle-Cat,
Sony is practically forced to prevent homebrew for us. If they allowed homebrew they'd get hassled by customers everytime their psp bricks. And the bad side of the homebrew scene, the ISO emulation has Sony scared for loss of sales. How would Sony moniter the parental control levels on Homebrew? They'd get sued for not restricting when a child downloads a super nintendo emulator and is playing a game with gore in it. The parent gets angry, and sues. There goes the homebrew.
Don't get me wrong. I'd love it if Sony came out with a sandbox mode for the PSP, with limited support for system functions, carefully preventing access to kernal and other vital functions, but I don't see how they could possibly do this without hassling and loss of funds from some estranged parent.
Sony's smart. I'm sure they realize all the features that have been incorporated in current homebrew, and are making a todo list for upcoming firmware. They want to make money by adding device support like gps for consumers to buy, but along with these features I'm sure they'll slip in others that the community has collectively been demanding.
Looking back, perhaps I got a little off topic. :P
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