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Despite garnering a positive reputation from its user base, Steam was recently hit with an absolutely major data leak that saw the data mining of over 12 TB worth of assets from Valve, as noted by gabefollower on X.

Unlike the many laws now in place around the U.S. that apply to sites made up of at least one third adult content, like porn sites and some social media platforms, SCREEN would place the burden and risk of verifying users’ ages to every website on the internet that falls under the law, which would be most sites with user-generated content and also mainstream entertainment platforms like Netflix. It also attacks virtual private networks (VPNs) by requiring sites to verify based on IP addresse

due to Australia’s controversial new online safety laws, that came into effect in March, local users of GTA6 will require to show mandatory age verification to play the game Down Under, especially to access the online multiplayer mode.

This is in line with regulations guarding other popular online games such as Roblox.

However the regulations for GTA 6 might be even more onerous given it will have a R18+ classification.

According to Australia’s online laws, any content classified as R18+ must verify that its users are adults.

So dust off those real world licenses people.

Game creators, in this case Rockstar Games can face civil penalties of up to $49.5m per breach for non compliance

I would have posted a link but in 20min it gets taken down by reddit. There is no news talking about them either.

A entire kitchen that watches you 24/7 with mics/cams/sensors this is messed up. Link to lg info release is in the comments section.

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