While this update seems like it would make things a lot simpler and more streamlined for gamers, early reports have suggested that Update 8.00 is doing more harm than good. Nintendo has also advised gamers to use such security measures in the past, particularly in light of a series of Nintendo account breaches earlier this year.
Also, new 2-step verification will presumably help players to protect their private data from hackers. The "Communicating with Other Players" and "Viewing Content Created by other Players" settings have been combined, making it easier for parents to keep their kids from unwanted content. The PS4's Parental Controls have been overhauled, as well. Update 8.00 has also included new security options for players of all ages. If you're getting tired of having the same Batman avatar for the last several years, now you can switch to one of the characters from Knack. Some of the changes are smaller, like the addition of new selectable free avatars. These changes to the dashboard will apparently carry over to the PS5, as well.
For instance, group chats and messages have been "more tightly linked together," so there's less searching for a previous message thread in the PS4 UI. The update is full of interesting improvements and tweaks to the multiplayer side of things, which should make gaming with friends an even smoother process than before. Earlier today, Sony released notes for PS4 update 8.00.
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