Brazilian Court Orders Apple, Others to Pay $60 Million Over Loot Boxes
A Brazilian court has issued an order for Apple, alongside several other companies, to collectively pay a sum of nearly $60 million. The judicial decision specifically targets the use of 'loot boxes' within video games that are accessible to minors. This ruling underscores legal scrutiny over certain in-game monetization features and their availability to underage players in Brazil.
A Brazilian court has issued an order for Apple and several other companies to collectively pay nearly $60 million. This judicial decision specifically addresses concerns related to the inclusion of 'loot boxes' in video games that are accessible to minors.
The ruling highlights regulatory action regarding these in-game monetization features and their availability to underage players within the country.
According to 9to5Mac, the court's directive mandates the payment from Apple and the unspecified additional companies.
