A growing movement, 'Stop Killing Games,' is challenging the obsolescence of full-price games like The Crew after server shutdowns. With over 822,000 signatures, the campaign calls for legislative action to protect gamers' rights.
Epic Games' Fortnite players will receive over $126 million in refunds for unwanted purchases. This follows a settlement with the FTC, bringing total refunds to nearly $200 million. Eligible players can file claims until July 9, 2025.
Fortnite players are set to receive over $126 million in refunds due to unwanted in-game charges. Learn how to file your claim before the deadline approaches!
Apple faces scrutiny over misleading claims about its AI features for the iPhone 16. The National Advertising Division calls for clarification on when these features are truly available, following a rocky launch.
Discover the fascinating details about Fortune Media, including their terms of use and privacy policies. Are you aware of your rights when accessing their content?
In a move to boost water pressure, Trump plans to rescind Obama-era rules on showerheads, claiming they hinder American life. Critics warn this could lead to wastefulness.
As 23andMe files for bankruptcy, users scramble to delete their sensitive data due to fears of their genetic information being sold. The company struggles to handle the surge in requests amidst ongoing privacy concerns.
Oregon's attorney general calls for consumers to take control of their genetic data following 23andMe's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Learn how to delete your data and revoke permissions.
In light of 23andMe's financial struggles, California Attorney General Rob Bonta reminds residents of their rights to delete genetic data. Learn how to safeguard your sensitive information today!
Apple is under fire as a lawsuit claims the tech giant exaggerated the AI features of its iPhone 16. Consumers are raising concerns over misleading advertising practices. What does this mean for Apple?
