The USPTO rule requiring trademark applicants to provide their addresses is being challenged by the IGDA and CodeMiko due to privacy concerns for individuals in the digital entertainment and game development sectors. This rule bypasses important steps for public input, potentially putting applicants at risk of harassment. Should administrative bodies prioritize transparency and protection of personal information in the digital age, especially for industries where privacy concerns are paramount?
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IGDA argues to Supreme Court that trademark address requirements open up devs to potential harassment
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