The option to disable copyrighted music in a major video game would have been unthinkable or at least seemed irrelevant years ago. Now it’s in a major Xbox One release like Quantum Break, as seen here. This will likely become increasingly common as game makers want gamers to be able to stream without fear of overly aggressive music copyright hawks. Imagine this for Grand Theft Auto VI!
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Stephen Totilo
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