GamingSingle-player games using Steam could face age verification under EU Kids Act draft
Rock Paper Shotgun, citing an MEP's senior policy adviser, reports that single-player games needing Steam for updates could fall under the draft's age-verification rules.
TLDR
Rock Paper Shotgun reports that the European Commission proposed new rules around under-15s' access to social media, AI chatbots and online video games. Citing an MEP's senior policy adviser, the outlet says the EU Kids Act's current draft could require age verification for single-player games that need Steam for updates.
Single-player games using Steam could face age verification under EU Kids Act draft
Rock Paper Shotgun, citing an MEP's senior policy adviser, reports that single-player games needing Steam for updates could fall under the draft's age-verification rules.
