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Oneplus phone update introduces hardware anti-rollback (opens the original)
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The OnePlus ColorOS 16.0.3.501 Anti-Rollback Fuse Incident refers to the January 2026 deployment of firmware updates by OnePlus that introduced a hardware-level anti-rollback mechanism. This permanently prevents users from downgrading their devices or installing custom ROMs. The updates, which affected the OnePlus 12, OnePlus 13, OnePlus 13S, OnePlus Pad 3, OnePlus Ace 5, OnePlus Ace 6, and OnePlus 13T, irreversibly blow electronic fuses inside the device's Qualcomm processor. Any subsequent att
Sony PlayStation digital game ownership lawsuit (opens the original)
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Four California PlayStation buyers who each spent hundreds of dollars on digital goods over the past few years say they received only a limited, revocable license rather than ownership, and paid more than they otherwise would have.[1] The complaint alleges the PlayStation Store advertises digital games with ownership language such as "Buy Now" & "Confirm Purchase," and that the brief license disclosure above the "Confirm Purchase" button appears in comparatively small, unhighlighted text, short
Consumer Rights Wiki - Anti-Consumer Practices Database (opens the original)
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Creating the internet's largest dedicated repository of information on anti-consumer practices, one edit at a time. Speaking of moderators and moderator tools, if you're a regular wiki contributor please remember to check out our moderator applications page! Pleased to announce that we're shipping a big new update for the wiki today that should address a few longstanding issues, as well as improve the integrity of the wiki. As an aside, we've also now started to index on Google! A few hundred of
BMW Spider-Man in-car advertising (opens the original)
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On July 27, 2026, BMW began delivering a full-screen Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie advertisement to the dashboard Control Display (the car's main center screen) of customer BMW vehicles, placing a branded third-party advertisement in cars their owners had already bought.[1][2] The advertisement appears as a banner at car startup that the driver clicks to play a full-screen animation with backing music and an ambient-lighting light show, and it has been available in more than 70 markets since J
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