EU Rule Allows PlayStation to Remove Digital Games After Three Years of Inactivity

A news article reports that PlayStation can delete a user's digital game library after three years of inactivity in the EU. The policy applies to accounts that have not launched any purchased titles for the specified period. Deletions are triggered automatically under the European Union's digital content rules. Users receive a notification before any removal occurs. The rule aims to free up storage space on consoles and servers. Critics argue that the measure could affect gamers who keep titles for archival purposes. Sony advises customers to log in periodically to avoid unintended loss. The development highlights ongoing regulatory pressure on digital distribution platforms.