A game-industry lobbyist told California lawmakers that private Minecraft and Call of Duty servers are “illegal” and “piracy.” The problem?

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During a recent California State Senate hearing on Protect Our Games, the VP of the Entertainment Software Association expressed that the organization views private servers as a form of piracy.