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markofthebeast143 t1_jcf0z8j wrote

"As part of a separate settlement, also announced in December, Epic agreed to pay a $275 million penalty to settle FTC allegations that the company violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Rule.

Double whammy for epic games.

Edit: Had look into what is ,"Dark Pattern Practices" to understand FTC reasoning.

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Adventurous_Ideal849 t1_jcepfj6 wrote

Do the rest of the mobile gaming industry now. I mean, again, since most of the big platforms* already got nailed once ten years ago for all the trickery and fraudulent purchases that are absolutely pervasive today.

* IIRC each of Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook were each successfully sued by the FTC for ripping everyone and especially parents off in games.

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