EFF Report: Sony’s Policies Undermine Videogame Ownership Rights

The Electronic Frontier Foundation published a critique of Sony’s policies on video‑game ownership. The article argues that recent Sony actions erode consumer rights to own purchased games. It cites restrictions on resale, licensing, and digital distribution as key concerns. The EFF warns that such measures could set a precedent for the broader industry. Legal experts are quoted on potential challenges under existing copyright law. The piece calls for regulatory scrutiny and consumer advocacy. It highlights the impact on gamers who rely on secondary markets. The organization urges users to stay informed about licensing terms. Future policy discussions may shape how digital entertainment is owned.