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SciTech Brief
@LocutorCo
Power to the Players Act: US Bill Demands Real Game Ownership and Offline Modes
OCT 19, 20261 MIN
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Description
US Rep. Ritchie Torres proposes the Power To The Players Act to force FTC rules guaranteeing game ownership over revocable licenses.
When you buy a digital video game, do you actually own it? In this episode, we explore the landmark legislative proposal announced by US Representative Ritchie Torres (NY-15): the "Power To The Players Act." The bill would direct the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to mandate that paying for a video game grants true ownership rather than a revocable digital license, protecting consumers' rights to own, play, and transfer their purchased titles.
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