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@alyaza For sure, especially considering that I highly doubt Microsoft is unique in violating COPPA in this way.
PC Gamer's off in its writing about online PC games only requiring an internet connection, as nearly all the online games I can think of today require some form of account, & you just know many children aren't asking their parents to set up an account for every one of those games.
Then again, maybe I've missed other articles about similar violations.