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@wco81 and the apps generally considered necessary (or even essential) for living, such as banking, monitoring and paying utilities, accessing public services and transport, are generally all free to begin with and Apple and Google make nothing off of these. Although that is divorced from the cost of owning a smartphone with a data plan or access to wifi to use it!
I've not read the argument from this group dragging Sony into court but none of the summaries I read indicated that part of the argument was that video games are a basic right or an entitlement. If this is indeed the case, then I'm very much in agreement with others in the I would disagree with this, although I'm sure there may be a small group for which videogames may be one of the few options for downtime and maintaining mental health. Even then I can't see how niche/edge cases can be representative of an entire
I've not read the argument from this group dragging Sony into court but none of the summaries I read indicated that part of the argument was that video games are a basic right or an entitlement. If this is indeed the case, then I'm very much in agreement with others in the I would disagree with this, although I'm sure there may be a small group for which videogames may be one of the few options for downtime and maintaining mental health. Even then I can't see how niche/edge cases can be representative of an entire