A Brazilian court has ruled in favor of a gamer whose Microsoft account, including all digital games, was permanently suspended after being hacked. The court ordered Microsoft to restore the account and its contents within 15 days, or face additional fines and approximately $400 in damages. This ruling contrasts with typical legal interpretations in other jurisdictions, such as the U.S., where digital games are often treated as revocable licenses rather than owned property. AI
RANK_REASON Court ruling regarding a specific user's account and digital goods, not a broad policy change or product release.
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