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Genshin Impact: règlement de 20 millions de dollars pour les violations de la boîte de butin

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 12,2025

Hoyoverse, l'éditeur du jeu populaire

, a atteint un règlement de 20 millions de dollars avec la Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Le règlement comprend une interdiction de vendre des boîtes à butin aux joueurs de moins de 16 ans sans consentement parental.

Le communiqué de presse de la FTC indique que Hoyoverse paiera l'amende et mettra en œuvre des mesures pour empêcher les achats intégrés des mineurs. Cette action suit les allégations selon lesquelles l'entreprise a induit en erreur les joueurs, en particulier les enfants et les adolescents, concernant les chances de gagner des articles précieux en jeu (prix "cinq étoiles") de Boot Boxes, et le coût global impliqué.

Samuel Levine, directeur du Bureau de protection des consommateurs de la FTC, a critiqué "Dark Pattern Tactics" de Hoyoversse, déclarant que les entreprises utilisant des pratiques trompeuses, en particulier celles ciblant les jeunes joueurs, seront confrontées à des conséquences.

Les principales réclamations de la FTC contre Hoyoverse Center sur les violations de la règle de protection de la vie privée en ligne des enfants (COPPA). Plus précisément, la FTC allègue que Hoyoverse a commercialisé

aux enfants, a collecté leurs données personnelles sans consentement approprié et a déformé les probabilités et les coûts associés aux récompenses de boot. La FTC soutient que le système de monnaie virtuel du jeu a été conçu pour être déroutant et injuste, conduisant à des dépenses importantes, souvent substantielles, par les jeunes joueurs.

    En plus de la pénalité financière et des restrictions de vente, le règlement exige que Hoyoverse:
  • divulguer publiquement les chances de gagner des prix de boîte de butin et les taux de change pour la monnaie virtuelle.
  • Supprimer les informations personnelles collectées auprès des enfants de moins de 13 ans.
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