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Shutdown law - Wikipedia

The Youth Protection Revision Act, commonly known as the Shutdown Law or Cinderella Law, was an act of the South Korean National Assembly which forbade children under the age of sixteen to play video games between the hours of 00:00 and 06:00. The legislature passed the law on 19 May 2011 and it went into effect on 20 November 2011. The law was abolished in August 2021.

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Gaming Law 2024 - South Korea | Global Practice Guides | Chambers and ...

General. South Korean gaming laws generally do not differentiate between online gaming and land-based gaming, and the same rules for speculative games apply as those set out in 2.1 Online.There are certain land-based gaming licence requirements for internet cafes (ie, a PC bang, which is a gaming centre in which patrons can play multiplayer games for a fee) and casinos, which are further ...

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South Korea abandons controversial gaming curfew - NME

South Korea is abolishing its controversial gaming law which placed a curfew on the gaming habits of young people. READ MORE: ‘Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney’ gave me an enduring love for ...

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South Korea is getting rid of its controversial gaming curfew law

South Korea is abolishing its controversial law that placed a gaming curfew on young people. The Shutdown Law, also known as the Cinderella Law, was introduced in 2011 as a way to try and prevent ...

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Ten Years Later, South's Korea's Shutdown Gaming Law Abolished - Kotaku

South Korea Abolishing Controversial Gaming Shutdown Law Passed in 2011, the law banned younger players from gaming between 12AM and 6AM

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CHAMBERS GLOBAL PRACTICE GUIDES Gaming Law 2023 - Chambers and Partners

SOUTH KOREA CONTENTS 3 HAERSO 7. Responsible Gambling (RG), Also Known as Safer Gambling (SG) p.12 7.1 RG Requirements p.12 7.2 Recent or Forthcoming Changes p.12 7.3 Gambling Management Tools p.12 8. Anti-money Laundering (AML) p.12 8.1 AML Legislation p.12 8.2 Recent or Forthcoming Changes p.12 8.3 AML Requirements p.13 9. Advertising p.13

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South Korea to abandon ‘Cinderella Law’ that prevents minors from ...

A controversial law, also known as the “Cinderella Law,” first went into effect in South Korea in 2011. It blocked access to online games for kids under 16 at night. But it is about to be abolished 10 years later.

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South Korea to end its controversial gaming curfew after nearly a ...

Recap: South Korea is putting an end to the controversial online gaming curfew it enacted nearly a decade ago. The Youth Protection Revision Act, commonly referred to as the Cinderella Law or the ...

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South Korea to end its controversial gaming curfew - Engadget

Gamers under 16 in South Korea have a reason to celebrate today: The country plans to end its shutdown law (AKA the Cinderella Law), which prevented underage players from gaming between midnight ...

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(News Focus) Changed gaming environment pushes S. Korean gov't to ...

In 2018, mobile games took up 54 percent of South Korea's video game market sales, followed by PC games at 41 percent, according to the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA). Recent industry data also showed that the country's mobile game market has been on a steady growth and posted a nearly 25 percent on-year growth in 2020 with 5.3 trillion won (US$4.5 billion) in total transactions.

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