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EFF highlights fitness tracker privacy, IGN covers 'Blood of Dawnwalker' game design

The Electronic Frontier Foundation's EFFector newsletter, issue 38.14, highlights privacy concerns with fitness trackers, noting that an increasing number of companies are selling these devices. Separately, IGN reports on the game 'The Blood of Dawnwalker,' where developer Rebel Wolves aims to create a meaningful open world by avoiding filler content and focusing on deep lore and activity design. AI

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EFF highlights fitness tracker privacy, IGN covers 'Blood of Dawnwalker' game design

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    ⚖️ 🏃 Fitness Tracker Privacy Fails | EFFector 38.14 Watches, bands, and rings—if you want to digitally monitor your fitness, more companies than ever are sellin

    ⚖️ 🏃 Fitness Tracker Privacy Fails | EFFector 38.14 Watches, bands, and rings—if you want to digitally monitor your fitness, more companies than ever are selling devices to do it. And more Americans than ever now own at least one wearable health dev... 📰 Source: Deeplinks 🔗 Link:…

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    🎮 ‘I Have a Personal Vendetta Against Filler Content’ – How The Blood of Dawnwalker Makes Its Open World Feel Meaningful Take a closer look at how developer The

    🎮 ‘I Have a Personal Vendetta Against Filler Content’ – How The Blood of Dawnwalker Makes Its Open World Feel Meaningful Take a closer look at how developer The Blood of Dawnwalker developer Rebel Wolves made its open world meaningful through activity design and deep lore that re…