I can't seem to get a straight answer about this on the webs, so I turn to you, the all knowing members of the BSF for help. I've got my profile saved on my cousin's PS3 as a user for when I play occasionally over there, but I wanna make sure he can't log in under it while I'm not there. I've changed my password from my PS3, but is this going to be enough?

Unless he decides to delete it, yes it is.

I'm confused... Your saying he can't access it, but he could delete it.. the user you mean? I just want to make sure he can't get online with my account, not access the user my acct. is under on his PS3.

I don't password my accounts, but it may be possible to delete any of the profiles without passwords. I haven't checked, but if your worried about him being able to log into it, he won't be able to.

All PSN accounts are password protected. Users within a single PS3 aren't/don't have to be, but all PSN accounts must have passwords... So I'm still confused.

He won't be able to use your account just don't use the auto password and don't show it to him he can get on to your user however but he won't be able to play online without your password so you are safe.

Ok thanks.