India Considers Mandating Always-On Satellite Location Tracking on Smartphones, Apple, Google, and Samsung Oppose

India is reportedly considering a telecom industry proposal that would require smartphone makers to enable always-on satellite-based location tracking, with no option to switch it off. Apple, Google, and Samsung are opposing the move, warning that it could compromise the privacy and security of users, including military personnel, judges, corporate executives, and journalists.

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Chinese hackers target government entities with ‘Brickstorm’ malware, highlighting escalating cyber threats

Hackers linked to China have successfully breached government and tech organizations using advanced malware known as ‘Brickstorm’, posing a significant cybersecurity threat. The attack, targeting VMware vSphere cloud computing platforms, underscores the growing sophistication of state-sponsored cyber attacks and the urgent need for enhanced security measures.

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Splitgate: Arena Reloaded Revamps Gameplay in Bid to Regain Player Base and Compete in Crowded Shooter Market

1047 Games announces the relaunch of Splitgate: Arena Reloaded after pulling back Splitgate 2 to beta. The revamped game focuses on classic arena combat, removing factions and abilities, introducing new maps, weapons, and overhauled ranked system. The move aims to address player feedback and enhance competitiveness in the highly competitive shooter market.

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