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Introduction The ubiquity of in-game items is well-known, as are the potential legal and regulatory challenges relating to gambling, advertising, age-appropriate design, data privacy and consumer rights.1 The paradigm shift in the video game market towards the “free to play” revenue model has placed additional emphasis on the sale of in-game items to generate returns on investment.
The High Court has confirmed its position as to the award of damages for distress arising out of a personal data breach which was "at the lowest end of the spectrum" – Driver v CPS Summary As the number of personal data breaches in the UK continues to increase, it is important to consider the extent to which a personal data breach will be considered by the Courts to have caused loss or distress to a claimant, so as to justify monetary compensation.
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