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Microsoft (Minecraft) class action progress

Child safety transparency notice (eSafety Commissioner) · monitoring

The eSafety Commissioner has issued a legally enforceable transparency notice to Microsoft over Minecraft, requiring it to detail how it protects children from grooming and extremist content. No class action has been filed yet; this is a watch-list matter for parents of Australian children who play Minecraft.

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  1. Incident
  2. Filed in court
  3. Registration open
  4. Before the court
  5. Settlement
  6. Payments / distribution
  7. Closed

Dated milestones

  1. Filed in court

    eSafety transparency notice issued to Microsoft

    Microsoft must detail how Minecraft protects children from grooming and extremist content or face penalties of up to $825,000 a day.

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