A CAPCOM ID data breach exposed 11.77 million records, including emails and login activity. No payment data was leaked.

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Microsoft fixes the frustrating Windows 11 mouse stutter and cursor drift issues in games with the new KB5127648 update for versions 24H2, 25H2, and 26H2.

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The new Epic Games Launcher update adds native Linux support and faster speeds, but its Vibe Coding marketing sparked massive backlash after recent layoffs.

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Discover how the new Google Playground AI platform revolutionizes game creation, allowing anyone to build 3D multiplayer games using simple text prompts.

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Last month, ahead of the launch of the Switch 2 and its GameChat communication features, Nintendo updated its privacy policy to note that the company "may also monitor and record your video and audio interactions with other users." Now that the Switch 2 has officially launched, we have a clearer understanding of how the console handles audio and video recorded during GameChat sessions, as well as when that footage may be sent to Nintendo or shared with partners, including law enforcement.

Before using GameChat on Switch 2 for the first time, you must consent to a set of GameChat Terms displayed on the system itself. These terms warn that chat content is "recorded and stored temporarily" both on your system and the system of those you chat with. But those stored recordings are only shared with Nintendo if a user reports a violation of Nintendo's Community Guidelines, the company writes.

That reporting feature lets a user "review a recording of the last three minutes of the latest three GameChat sessions" to highlight a particular section for review, suggesting that chat sessions are not being captured and stored in full. The terms also lay out that "these recordings are available only if the report is submitted within 24 hours," suggesting that recordings are deleted from local storage after a full day.

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