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Meta brings back free Facebook verification (opens the original)
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Facebook is bringing back free account verification, although the familiar blue badge no longer carries the same meaning it once did. Meta has introduced a new Facebook Verified program that allows users to verify their identity at no cost through a selfie video. Unlike the original verification system, which was reserved for celebrities, public figures, journalists, and brands, the new badge is meant to confirm that an account belongs to a real person. The company said the move is intended to m
Meet the three Filipino siblings behind upcoming ARPG, Dogwood (opens the original)
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Filipino siblings are making Dogwood, a cooking ARPG with a lot of heart in a story about finding home. The upcoming game from Filipino indie studio Team Soleil follows Doug, a dog trying to keep his hometown alive after a war between plants and animals permanently changed the world around him. Players venture into dangerous forests to gather ingredients, fight or tame hostile creatures, then return home to cook meals and serve the people rebuilding their lives. Rather than chasing a prophecy or
Cybersecurity in the Philippines is still lagging behind (opens the original)
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The rapid pace of digital transformation has changed how Philippine businesses operate. Banks have expanded digital services, enterprises have adopted cloud platforms, and hybrid work has become a permanent part of many organizations. Arun Kumar J, Regional Director for APAC at ManageEngine, believes those changes have also exposed a weakness that many organizations are still trying to address. Businesses have modernized their operations much faster than they have modernized their approach to cy
The EU wants Facebook to stop keeping users endlessly scrolling (opens the original)
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The European Commission has issued preliminary findings accusing Meta of violating the Digital Services Act (DSA), arguing that Facebook and Instagram failed to properly assess and reduce the risks created by features designed to maximize user engagement. The findings specifically cite infinite scrolling, autoplay, Reels, Stories, and personalized recommendation systems. If the Commission ultimately concludes that Meta breached the law, the company could face fines of up to six percent of its an
Shell Soldier blends FEAR, DOOM into one ambitious game (opens the original)
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The FPS genre has changed dramatically over the past decade. Multiplayer shooters, live service games, extraction shooters, and battle royales have dominated the conversation, while single-player campaigns have slowly taken a back seat. Robert Sadang II, founder of CatHuntTree and the solo developer behind Shell Soldier, isn’t interested in chasing those trends. He grew up with campaign-driven shooters and simply wanted to make the kind of game he still enjoys playing today. The result is Shell
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