Loot Boxes in Video Games
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Examines the harm of loot boxes in video games, including links to gambling addiction, and reviews national and international laws and policy debates about regulating them to protect consumers—especially young players. The presenter is a lawyer with experience in criminal law, cybercrime, digital evidence, and digital rights advocacy.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:46What are loot boxes
- 6:22Economic impact and addiction
- 8:14International regulation and gaps
- 10:43European regulation cases
- 13:18Latin America situation
- 16:37Chile legislation
- 18:50Global regulation challenges
- 21:20Key factors for future laws
- 23:11Summary and call to action
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