EU Digital Fairness Act wants accountability on gamification & design risks
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We are talking about applications that, in particular, encourage users to spend more time in them. European CommissionApps
What Is the EU's Digital Fairness Act & What It Means for Games
The European Commission presented its draft Digital Fairness Act, which would set rules for virtual currency prices, loot boxes, pay-to-win mechanics, features designed to keep players hooked, and how subscriptions are sold and canceled.
EU Digital Fairness Act wants accountability on gamification & design risks
The European Commission (EC) seeks to impose definitive rules on excessive spending on digital platforms and tighten the use of gamification mechanics that encourage the play and expenditure. New articles have been updated to the Digital Fairness Act (DFA) which seek to address “online practices that encourage excessive behaviours” such as spending or rewarding extreme […]
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