AI Therapy Isn’t Protected by Confidentiality Laws
AI therapy tools may be accessible and judgment-free but they don’t come with legal confidentiality.
The Privacy Risks Hiding Inside the Online Safety Act
Aimed at child safety, the law may expose everyone’s IDs to hacks, leaks, and loopholes tech-savvy users can easily exploit.
Krafton Buys Eleventh Hour Games. What Does This Mean for Last Epoch Players?
Players fear aggressive monetization after Krafton buys the Last Epoch devs. Is the worry justified?
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Gaming’s Release Problem
Wuchang’s buggy PC port shows how normalized broken game launches have become and players are getting fed up.
Simply K-pop Finds New Life with Gateway to Korea
While the Arirang show ends, a new version streaming on Korea.net continues to support nugu K-pop acts.
Tea App Data Breach Puts Women’s Safety at Risk
A dating safety app for women was breached. Now thousands face new risks from the very people they tried to avoid.
Itch & Steam: When Platforms Bow to Pressure
Itch and Steam are caving to payment processor pressure. Where does this censorship stop?
Why Solo Leveling Didn’t Take Off in Japan
Japan didn’t embrace Solo Leveling but Western fans turned it into a global hit anyway
Are We Really Paying $80 for Battlefield 6?
Battlefield 6’s rumored $80 price has fans questioning value and whether EA can be trusted.