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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Kotaku Deals

    The Cheapest Way to Buy This Mac Antivirus Isn't the Cheapest Plan - Kotaku (opens the original)

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    Intego is running a half price sale on its Mac security suite until September 30 which is the sort of thing you either care about or scroll past. The part worth stopping for is that the two prices on offer don’t rank the way you’d expect. Intego ONE Complete (covering one Mac and one iPhone) costs $45 for a single year against a $89.99 list price. The same plan costs $75 for two years against $149.99. Subscriptions renew at full price, so the annual plan charges you $45 now and $89.99 twelve mon

  2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Kotaku Deals

    How to Unblock Pornhub in Australia (Tested September) (opens the original)

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    Unblock Pornhub in Australia with NordVPN This guide is designed exclusively for adults aged 18 and over. Australia’s age verification rules were put in place to protect minors from explicit material online. It targets adults who want to reach legal content privately without surrendering their passport or biometric scan to a third-party outfit they have never previously come across. Using a VPN to view legal adult material is not a criminal offence under Australian law. Australia’s Online Safety

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Kotaku Deals

    Protect your entire gaming setup for $3.33/month before August 27 - Kotaku (opens the original)

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    The overlap between “gamer” and “student heading back to campus” is huge, and attackers know it. Steam and Epic account theft spikes every fall as new users get onto shared dorm Wi-Fi, click through Discord invites from strangers, and fall for fake “free skin” or “beta key” giveaways that flood social platforms in August and September. A single compromised Steam account can mean a library worth thousands of dollars in games and cosmetic items gone in minutes, sold on gray markets before you even

  4. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Kotaku Deals

    Saily Ultra Is What Happens When a VPN Company Decides to Fix Travel - Kotaku (opens the original)

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    Do the math on what frequent travel actually costs before you even get on the plane: A decent VPN subscription runs around $3 to $10 a month; lounge access through Priority Pass starts at $35 a visit if you’re paying out of pocket; fast-track security pass at a busy airport can add another $10 to $20 depending on where you are and then there’s data, because your home carrier’s international roaming rates are still, in 2026, completely unreasonable. By the time you’ve sorted all of that out for a

  5. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Kotaku Deals

    Saily Coupon Code Gets You 35% Off on Data and Only Gizmodo Has It (opens the original)

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    Every four years, something strange happens. People who haven’t given soccer a second thought since the last World Cup suddenly care very much about it, and I’m one of them. I spend most of my time arguing about build orders in strategy games or grinding ranked matches, but the moment the tournament kicks off, I’m glued to a screen watching eleven guys kick a ball around for 90 minutes and somehow caring a lot about the result. This summer is different though. The 2026 FIFA World Cup is on home

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