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Fortnite returns to US App Store after five-year legal battle

Fortnite returns to US App Store after five-year legal battle

The battle royale title Fortnite is finally back on Apple’s App Store in the US, meaning the game is once again playable on iPhones and iPads. It follows nearly five years of legal trouble between Epic Games and Apple. Fortnite is now once again available on Apple devices, including iPhones and iPads, following nearly five years of legal disputes between its developer Epic Games and the tech giant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhFX39Mfp84 The game...

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Union files charge against Fortnite for AI Darth Vader

Union files charge against Fortnite for AI Darth Vader

SAG-AFTRA, a large union representing over 160,000 actors and media employees, has filed a charge against Fortnite for its use of an AI Darth Vader character.  Fortnite and Epic Games are facing legal trouble after the game’s latest update. As part of its recent Star Wars collaboration, Fortnite added an AI-powered Darth Vader character that has prompted the actor and media union SAG-AFTRA to file an unfair labour practice charge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELosLTCjoKk The...

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TikTok found to be breaching EU advertising rules

TikTok found to be breaching EU advertising rules

The short-form video platform TikTok has been cautioned over its EU digital ads by the European Commission, after failing to provide sufficient details on their content. TikTok has breached EU rules by not disclosing enough information about its advertising, the European Commission (EC) has said. According to a statement, the EC believes that the platform ‘does not fulfil the Digital Services Act’s obligation to publish an advertisement repository.’ This...

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Microsoft sacks 6,000 staff in biggest layoffs since 2023

Microsoft sacks 6,000 staff in biggest layoffs since 2023

Tech giant Microsoft has announced a further 6,000 staff layoffs after a year of continual job losses. The move will shrink the company’s workforce by approximately three percent. Microsoft announced this Tuesday that it would be letting go of more than 6,000 staff, shrinking its workforce by roughly three percent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkeZL48V4u0 It’s the biggest cuts at the tech giant since 2023, when 10,000 employees were let go. This latest move will...

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