Sony has filed a response to a class action lawsuit in California over how the PlayStation Store labels digital game purchases. According to GameFile, the company argues in its filings that its checkout process already meets state disclosure rules, and that no reasonable buyer expects true ownership when purchasing digital games.
What the lawsuit claims
The lawsuit accuses Sony of violating a California law that regulates how companies describe digital goods. Plaintiffs argue that using words like buy and purchase on the PlayStation Store leads customers to believe they own the software permanently. The law bars sellers from using those terms…
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