Italian YouTuber Faces Legal Trouble for Showcasing Android Gaming Handhelds
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Summary
Italian YouTuber Once Were Nerd faces potential jail time for showcasing Android-based gaming handhelds that support console emulation with illegal game ROMs, leading to a criminal investigation and the risk of his channel being shut down.
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He now says the investigation could lead to criminal charges and the end of his channel.
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