The European Commission’s proposed Digital Fairness Act has drawn criticism from Finnish and German games-industry groups, which say it could weaken competitiveness and reduce players’ choices. They object to proposed restrictions on in-game purchases for under-18s, saying these could sideline parents and conflict with established PEGI age ratings. The associations warn that unclear rules on virtual currencies and pay-to-progress mechanics could create legal uncertainty, overlap with existing laws and expose developers to substantial fines. The proposal is not yet law.
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