EU proposal would ban loot boxes aimed at children and tighten influencer ads
Written by AI from kampanje.com's report. Not checked by a person.
The European Commission's proposed Digital Fairness Act would ban loot boxes aimed at children, tighten influencer ad disclosure and address deceptive retail tactics. Member states and Parliament must still approve it.
The European Commission has proposed a Digital Fairness Act that would tighten rules on influencer advertising disclosure, ban loot boxes in video games aimed at children and address deceptive retail tactics, according to coverage in a roundup dated 12 November 2026 that cites Norwegian outlet Kampanje. The proposal is not yet law: EU member states and the European Parliament must still approve it. Loot boxes are in-game purchases with randomised rewards.
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