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From women’s football to monster slaying: the most exciting video games for autumn 2022

Restore law to Gotham, explore medieval Bavaria or skateboard like a pro… it’s all to play for in these new titles Nintendo’s brilliantly fun and untouchably cool take on the shooting game involves kids who can transform into squids and octopuses to swim through lakes of paint, splattering the level (and the opposing team) with …

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Pentiment, the 16th-century murder mystery that looks like a playable tapestry

Director Josh Sawyer explains why developer Obsidian decided to make a narrative adventure about a painter-detective You are Andreas Moller, an artist working in an abbey in 16th-century Bavaria. Over the course of 25 years, you must investigate a murder in a local town convulsed by the social changes of the era. Pentiment doesn’t sound …

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Dating apps’ promises exceed reality – and yet we wait for the next swipe right | Letters

Vicky Littler and Anthony Weir respond to articles in the Guardian series Swipe right: the decade that changed dating Like Gatsby’s endless examination of Daisy’s green light across the bay, the singleton’s incessant search for “ideal” remains always out of reach (I’m a dating app evangelist – but even I’m not on Tinder any more, …

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The technology that makes you sound more American and whiter

A Silicon Valley startup offers voice-altering tech to call center workers around the world. Is it fighting bias – or perpetuating it? “Hi, good morning. I’m calling in from Bangalore, India.” I’m talking on speakerphone to a man with an obvious Indian accent. He pauses. “Now I have enabled the accent translation,” he says. It’s …

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TikTok can track users’ every tap as they visit other sites through iOS app, new research shows

Researcher says social media app can collect keystroke information but ‘there is no way for us to know’ if or how data is used Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast TikTok has the ability to track every tap of …

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How Twitter’s whistleblower could boost Elon Musk’s legal battle

Peiter Zatko, former security chief, brought allegations of widespread security threats and spam concerns against the company New whistleblower allegations of widespread security threats and spam concerns at Twitter may give Elon Musk ammunition in his fight to back out of a deal to buy the company. On Tuesday, an 84-page complaint written by Twitter’s …

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Twitter whistleblower alleges ‘egregious deficiencies’ in security measures

Peiter ‘Mudge’ Zatko says company deceived users, board members and federal government about strength of its security measures Twitter’s former head of security has accused the company of “extreme, egregious deficiencies” in its handling of user information and spam bots in a scathing whistleblower complaint. Peiter Zatko, a veteran hacker and security expert known as …

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Why are Tesla fanatics putting their children in the path of moving cars?

Some superfans are so determined to prove that Elon Musk’s ‘autonomous’ driving technology works that they are willing to put their kids in harm’s way I’ve been a mum for a relatively short time; I’m not exactly an expert when it comes to this whole parenting thing. Still, there is one piece of advice I …

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Street Fighter 6: how Capcom aims to reinvent the fighting game after 35 years

This summer, a forthcoming Street Fighter game was revealed with a striking new look. Its developers explain how they’re trying to make a beat ‘em up that everyone can play If there’s one name synonymous with fighting games, it’s Street Fighter. Dominating arcades in the late 80s and 90s and spawning the living room-conquering Super …

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