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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 preview: hands-on with the web-slinging duo

PlayStation 5The storytelling is superb but Peter Parker and Miles Morales’s vastly expanded New York playground steals the show as you soar from one jaw-dropping encounter to the next in this fully fledged sequel Few games did more to sell PlayStation 4s, than the original Marvel’s Spider-Man. Swinging its way into Sony’s E3 2017 press …

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TikTok fined €345m for breaking EU data law on children’s accounts

Irish data regulator says platform put 13- to 17-year-old users’ accounts on default public setting, among other breaches TikTok has been fined €345m (£296m) for breaking EU data law in its handling of children’s accounts, including failing to shield underage users’ content from public view. The Irish data watchdog, which regulates TikTok across the EU, …

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Australian federal police officers’ details leaked on dark web after law firm hack

The AFP is the latest organisation revealed to have been caught up in the HWL Ebsworth hack, perpetrated by a Russian ransomware group in April Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast The personal details of Australian federal police officers …

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‘Dancing femininely is the most metal thing’: the young women turning Slipknot into feminist anthems

With videos that are part thirst trap, part protest, gen Z is changing the image of the nu metal fan At first listen, a song with violent and sexual imagery seems like an unlikely anthem for women who dressed up to see the Barbie movie. But many on TikTok are claiming Custer, by the nu …

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Google to pay $93m in settlement over deceptive location tracking

Tech giant ‘continued to collect and store a user’s location data’ even if users turned off their location history, according to suit Google will pay $93m to settle accusations of misleading consumers on how and when their location information was being tracked and stored, a considerable payout for the tech giant that following a years-long …

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Who is behind the latest wave of UK ransomware attacks?

Greater Manchester police becomes latest entity to fall victim to this kind of hack The Greater Manchester police force has become the latest entity to fall victim to a now well-established form of cyberattack: the ransomware hack. GMP said on Thursday a third-party supplier holding information on its employees had been breached. It is understood …

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People’s behaviour at music gigs is getting worse. I have three rules to solve that | Simon Price

Live shows should allow for self-expression, catharsis and abandon. It’s the boorishness and selfishness that need to stop Earlier this week, Lucy May Walker, a singer-songwriter from Redditch, posted a series of modest proposals for behaviour at concerts under the title Gig Etiquette. The four subheadings for her guidelines were: 1. Don’t Talk During the …

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Best podcasts of the week: Chanté Joseph is back for another round of weekly pop culture chat

In this week’s newsletter: The Guardian’s own pop culture podcast is back again every Thursday to break down the latest in entertainment. Plus: five of the best surprise hit podcasts • Don’t get Hear Here delivered to your inbox? Sign up here The Happiness Lab x Sesame StreetWidely available, episodes weekly from MondayIf The Happiness …

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Pushing Buttons: Nour is more food art than video game – and it’s a deliciously surreal treat

In this week’s newsletter: Unconcerned with things like enemies or objectives, this experimental food game is chaotic yet oddly soothing • Don’t get Pushing Buttons delivered to your inbox? Sign up here A shower of chopped onions fall into a bowl of broth, making little plinks on its surface. They are joined by thick ribbons …

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‘Our health data is about to flow more freely, like it or not’: big tech’s plans for the NHS

The government is about to award a £480m contract to build a vast new database of patient data. But if people don’t trust it, they’ll opt out – I know, because I felt I had to Last December, I had an abortion. Most unwanted pregnancies set a panic-timer ticking, but I was almost counting down …

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