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Springfield, MO
Fortnite maker Epic Games entered a $520 million settlement over complaints involving children's privacy and payment methods that allegedly tricked players into making unintended purchases, The Associated Press reports.
The Federal Trade Commission reached settlements resolving two cases against Epic Games.
Epic officials said the company agreed to the settlement "to be at the forefront of consumer protection and provide the best experience for our players."
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