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PlayStation Plus users are now receiving compensation following last month's PSN outage After the almost 24-hour outage, Sony promised five additional days of PS Plus to members Members should now see the compensation added to their PlayStation accounts PlayStation Plus subscribers are officially receiving compensation following the PlayStation Network outage last month.

Surely many of you will still remember: last February, the PlayStation Network servers went down for 24 hours, constituting one of the longest outages in the history of the service

Many PlayStation Plus subscribers report that they've begun receiving the compensation Sony promised for the February 2025 PSN outage.

PS Plus is now dishing out the five free days of its subscription to players as promised after its downtime, and chances are, it has already been credited to your account.

The company promised it’d make good on the loss of service by providing all paying PS Plus members with an additional five days of service, free of charge. The additional time, the company said, would automatically be added to all eligible subscribers’ accounts.

Compensation for last month's PlayStation Network fiasco is finally being sent out, so here's how to check if you've received yours.