Roku, the popular streaming service, has recently made a bold move by disabling access to certain features on some older models of their TVs until users accept new terms and conditions. This decision has sparked discussion among consumers and privacy advocates alike.
Roku has recently disabled its TVs and streaming devices for users who have not yet consented to its updated terms and conditions. The popular streaming platform has been sending alerts to users, notifying them that they must agree to the new terms in order to continue using their devices.
Meta and Microsoft have joined forces in asking the European Union to reject Apple’s new app store terms. The tech giants are concerned about the impact these terms will have on competition and innovation in the app market.
Rocksteady Studios, the renowned developers behind the Batman Arkham series, have revealed that their upcoming title, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, will be their most ambitious project to date when it comes to storytelling.
