European Union’s KIDS Act wants more age verification and less login bonuses for online games
The European Union is proposing the KIDS Act, a draft law aimed at regulating online games and other digital services to protect minors. The act seeks to implement stricter age verification, discourage excessive playtime through measures like limiting login bonuses, and enhance parental controls. It also aims to provide transparency regarding the real monetary value of in-game transactions and virtual currencies.
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