The article is a short read, anyone who usually skips over the headline is welcome to read it.
the trade group speaking for corporate giants like Microsoft, Sony, and Electronic Arts, [...] stood up in front of lawmakers and declared that community-operated, private game servers are essentially a form of illegal piracy. To back that up, they actually pointed at community-run Minecraft servers, arguing that running your own multiplayer instance outside of corporate control is a black market threat that lacks proper safety standards [...] They are trying to shape the law and public narrative to brand independent, user-controlled hardware as suspicious, unsafe, and legally shady.