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Hiya! I saw something interesting on someone's profile the other day, and I wanted to know how debatable or true it is... Basically, they were a DJ or something, and they said that it's against TOS to record voice in SL, therefore, anything you may want to report in SL from a voice conversation or whatever, is hearsay and not permissible in court or to LL or the like. I can't find anything that may relate it to a DMCA or anything to make sense of what that brief profile glimpse I got actually said... https://www.lindenlab.com/tos & https://www.lindenlab.com/legal/community-standards ...Can the smart people here chime in and shed some light on this for me, pretty please? Thanks! 😁
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Are claw machines outside of a gaming sim against ToS?
Spitewick posted a question in Everything Else
So, I saw a few claw machines in a store sim and the sign for them specifically said “play at your own risk”. That sort of phrasing suggests gambling, which is illegal on Second Life, if I recall correctly. The sign said it requires “some skill”. Not only that, but it also said that even if you manage to get a prize in the claw, it would sometimes “fall out”, in which you paid money and got nothing in return. So I’m curious of two things: 1. Is this described claw machine against TOS as a whole? 2. If not, is it against ToS to have these claw machines on a non-gaming-related sim? According to California law (the state that Second Life’s headquarters is based), claw machines are considered illegal: https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/gambling/ill_devices.pdf . -
Anyone know if raffle parties are in violation of the TOS? We hold weekly raffles for $100Ls an entry, the boards select the winner of the prize.
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So last fall a friend of mine was building on his own home parcel, then some jerk came and started telling him to get out because it was his "rape dungeon" that he won in a fight. Of course this is just another troll. They were told multiple times to leave, and he wouldn't. A few days ago, a video was uploaded on YouTube with the act fully recorded. 13 minutes and 16-17 seconds into the video, my friend's username was clearly visible in the video. I have a screenshot of my friend's username in the video, the time it appears, the video's Universal Reference Link, the date and time the screenshot was taken, and the date the video was uploaded. Since the video was recorded without consent, how may I file a privacy complaint as this is a clear violation of LL ToS?
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