IS THIS WHY EVERYONE HATES BUYING DIGITAL GAMES? (Xbox Edition) A Twitch streamer lost access to his 25-year-old Microsoft account after it was hacked. Inside were thousands of euros worth of games, OneDrive files, and priceless family photos. He proved the account was his. Microsoft confirmed it had been compromised. Then they permanently deleted it anyway, telling him to start over and buy his games again. His story went viral. But days earlier, another Xbox user in Brazil faced the same problem. Instead of giving up, he took Microsoft to small claims court using Brazil's consumer protection laws. He won. The court ordered Microsoft to restore his account, pay damages, and face daily fines if it failed to comply. Microsoft reportedly sent 12 lawyers to fight a $400 case and still lost. Shortly after the viral backlash, Microsoft restored the streamer's account, including his games, files, and family photos. But one question remains: Do you really own your digital purchases, or are they only yours until one hack, one glitch, or one support decision takes them away? Bookmark this video. Full breakdown 👇