29 April 2022CopyrightAlex Baldwin

‘Destiny 2’ dev can’t pursue copyright claims against cheat maker

The developer of free-to-play shooter “Destiny 2”, Bungie, cannot levy copyright infringement claims against cheat maker AimJunkies.com, but can still proceed with with its trademark action, a Washington court has ruled.

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