New Steam Agreement gets rid of forced arbitration and waivers for class action lawsuits
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20230080
Noticed this update got pushed just now.
Edit: Seems they’re doing this to prevent costs from arbitration.
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What does it mean? Also, does it affect everyone or just the US; because I did not see a popup about it in the EU.
Forced arbitration is already unenforceable in the EU, so it doesn't change anything for you. It just makes it so it works for the rest of the world the same way it already did for you.
It means that the key to getting a company to ditch arbitration is for enough people to win individual arbitration cases. There's arbitration lawyers who hedge their whole careers on arbitration payouts
And that i good because.....?
It means ipso facto, habeas corpus, magico, arbitration, parliamentarian moo deng, lorem ipsum.
avada kedavra, taco tuesday, avocado toast
This means I have won this debate. Checkmate, Valve.