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Record-breaking Epic Games fine exposes the pervasive use of deceptive design in gaming

Dec 19 2022 by Fast Company

Playing ‘Fortnite’ shouldn’t involve getting tricked into paying for something you don’t want.

In what could be a wake-up call for companies employing deceptive design practices, Epic Games has agreed to pay $520 million to settle two complaints from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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Dec 19 2022 by Fast Company

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