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A Court of Appeals ruling has determined that in-game currency, such as RuneScape's gold, is considered property and can be stolen. This decision overturns a previous ruling and sets a precedent for criminal charges against those who steal virtual currency. The judgment may also impact the legal status of loot boxes, potentially reclassifying them as a form of gambling. This ruling could have broad implications for the gaming industry and how virtual items are legally viewed.
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