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The campaign against predatory in-game practices takes a step forward in Brazil, as President Lula bans loot boxes targeted at under-18s
Brazil has approved a law aimed at protecting adolescents online, including a rules on banning loot boxes from games marked under 18.
In addition, the law requires games that are likely to have adolescents interact with other people through text, audio, or video messages to adhere to legal safeguards. As such, this Brazilian ban for under 18s is a big step forward for those against loot boxes, putting up barriers between what many consider gambling mechanics and younger people. It's been a long time coming, with investigations into loot boxes starting in 2021.
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