
French regulator fine: Nintendo of Europe pays €35m over Joy-Con drift misstatements
The €35 million penalty targets how Nintendo described Joy-Con drift on original Switch controllers and what regulators may do next.

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The €35 million penalty targets how Nintendo described Joy-Con drift on original Switch controllers and what regulators may do next.

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Steering Council orders new JIT development paused until a proper PEP is accepted, with removal after six months.

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A permanent injunction says stop. Meta says NSO kept running phishing and trick links anyway.
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