Regulating Rights to Emojis and Avatars in the Virtual Environment: A Civil Law Perspective
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https://doi.org/10.59022/ijcl.103Keywords:
Emojis, Avatars, Civil Law, Virtual Environment, Intellectual Property, Rights Protection, Ownership, Digital Assets, Legal Frameworks, Policy RecommendationsAbstract
This article examines the civil law regulation of rights to emojis and avatars in the virtual environment. It addresses the challenges and issues related to the protection and ownership of these digital entities and evaluates the existing civil law frameworks for their adequacy in addressing these concerns. The article proposes strategies for enhancing civil law protection of rights to emojis and avatars and discusses the practical and legal implications of such regulation. The study concludes with key insights and recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders in the field of virtual environment governance.
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