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Originally Posted by Tacoma74
Question is, will it be authorized to legally be made optional, or must we all suffer with this crap forever, or until it is effectively fixed? I shouldn't have to drop an extra lump sum of cash to be able to play this smoothly. Period.
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According to the article referred to by Tree, there IS NO legal requirement to implement such a filter. The only legal requirement in all this is:
"On the statutory safeguards, the General Product Safety Regulations 2005 make it compulsory for producers to place warnings and instructions on all consumer products, including video games."
Now this is for the UK, not sure what it will be for other countries. But we've all seen the warning label in the manual's of games, legally that is enough. Also remember that UBI
VOLUNTARILY decided to implement "photosensitive epilepsy" screening policy according to that article.
I smell a rat.