Union Arena Publisher Warns of Unauthorized Programs Using Its Works
Union Arena's North America site posted an alert on unauthorized programs built on its copyrighted works, with legal measures possible where necessary.
The Union Arena publisher has put players on notice: programs that use Union Arena copyrighted works without permission are circulating on social media and the internet, according to an alert on the North America site.
The notice calls them "unauthorized programs". It is posted in the News section of the official Union Arena North America site under the title "[Alert] Warning Regarding Unauthorized Programs Related to 'Union Arena'".
Union Arena Unauthorized Programs: What the Publisher Says
The publisher says it will work in coordination with relevant parties and take appropriate action against such programs. That includes legal measures where necessary.
It also states it assumes no responsibility for any products or services other than those it officially provides.
What Players Are Asked to Do
Customers should review the details of official products and services on the Union Arena North America website (https://www.unionarena-tcg.com/na/) and exercise due caution before making any purchase.
TCGKing's take: the alert names no program, so before paying for anything that uses Union Arena cards or artwork, the product pages of the official site are the only list to trust.
What is still unknown
- Who is behind these programs, and what exactly they do with the copyrighted works, is not given in the announcement.
- Whether any legal action has already started is not given in the announcement.
- Whether the warning applies outside North America is not given in the announcement.
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