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In brief: Launching and sustaining a digital game store is no easy task—just ask Razer. The company’s Razer Game Store will be closing next week, only 10 months after it opened. At the beginning of April last year, the po[CENSORED]r gaming peripheral maker launched its store. Unlike Epic’s recent entry into the market, Razer’s version sold game keys that had to be redeemed on Steam and Uplay. To try and tempt people onto its service, Razer offered its Silver loyalty rewards credits with each purchase, which can be used on items such as Razer products, digital gift vouchers, and more. Additionally, anyone who paid using Razer's Gold virtual currency could earn even more Silver points. But despite these incentives, which also included exclusive game discounts, Razer said the store would close on February 28th at 4 AM Eastern time as part of “realignment plans.” "It has been a privilege for us to recommend and deliver great digital game deals to you," it said. "We have been extremely fortunate to have you as part of our awesome community. Thank you for the support and making all this possible." The move won’t affect games that were purchased via Razer’s store, but any keys and discount vouchers must be used before the service closes permanently. Pre-ordered games will still be fulfilled. Anyone with Razer Silver can still use it after the store closes, and Razer Gold will continue to work in the Razer Gold Catalog.
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Highly anticipated: There's just one week to go until the first round of 5G phones are announced at Mobile World Congress, and chief among them will be the LG V50. According to recent leaks the phone will feature a Snapdragon 855 SoC, a 4000mAh battery, a 6” display and a massive vapor chamber to cool the 5G components. Images of the new device come from Evan Blass and most of the details come from an LG press release in South Korea. Though the press release doesn't specify the V50 by name, given that the release date for the unnamed 5G phone and the date on the image of the LG V50 align, it seems highly likely that they're the same phone. LG has confirmed that the device will release in the first half of this year, but it's unclear exactly how soon. There’s no evidence that the device will be exclusive to Sprint, but obviously, they’ll be a major launch partner and use the phone to demonstrate and advertise their new 5G network. Other than screaming 5G compatibility (hopefully that will be dialed down in an unlocked variant), for the most part LG seems to have reused their LG V40 shell, which makes sense as that device is only a few months old. While both phones have the same triple camera configuration on the back, the cameras seem to sit flush on the V50 whereas there's a bump on the V40. This suggests that the phone is slightly thicker than its companion, which may be a requirement for the additional cooling and battery needed to handle 5G. The first cities getting Sprint’s 5G network will be Atlanta, New York City, Kansas City, Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix, Houston, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C., though expansion into other areas should be quick. If you’d like to join the Sprint 5G network but aren’t keen on the V50, they’ve mentioned that they’ll launch with a Samsung 5G phone as well.
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Why it matters: Twitter apparently retains direct messages for years even if the accounts are suspended or deactivated. This could potentially have privacy ramifications leading to regulatory action. Deleting your direct messages on Twitter doesn't actually delete them at all. In fact, Twitter appears to retain messages for years even if an account is suspended or deactivated, according to a report by TechCrunch. Security researcher Karan Saini told the publication he found that messages he'd sent years ago were still there after he downloaded an archive of his account. Some of the messages were from accounts that had long since been deactivated. Saini was even able to use a deprecated Twitter API to get DMs that had been deleted from both sender and recipient. TechCrunch conducted their own tests and confirmed they were able to retrieve direct messages that were sent from suspended or deactivated accounts. Anyone can download their Twitter archive, which essentially has all the data Twitter stores for your account. Saini's primary concern wasn't necessarily that the messages were being retained, but rather the length of time those messages were held. Per Twitter's official privacy policy: "We keep Log Data for a maximum of 18 months. When deactivated, your Twitter account, including your display name, username, and public profile, will no longer be viewable on Twitter.com, Twitter for iOS, and Twitter for Android. For up to 30 days after deactivation it is still possible to restore your Twitter account if it was accidentally or wrongfully deactivated." It appears as if Twitter is intentionally retaining data after the 30 days are up and after the 18 month maximum. As TechCrunch notes, this is egregious not for security reasons but for privacy. In fact, Twitter may be liable under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and made to pay up to four percent of their annual income for violations. For now, Twitter has stated that the company is "looking into this further to ensure we have considered the entire scope of the issue."
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Recap: Disney and EA have been partners in bringing Star Wars games to market since inking a 10-year exclusivity deal in 2013. Since then, EA has produced the successful, if occasionally controversial, Battlefront I and II. When asked during an earnings call, Disney chief Bob Iger praised their relationship with EA and spoke in support of Disney's decision to license their franchises instead of developing games in-house. In spite of the recent turmoil surrounding the release of Star Wars: Battlefront II and the PR fallout endured by Electronic Arts, Disney CEO Bob Iger said on a recent earnings call that the relationship between the two companies is "good." "We've had good relationships with some of those we're licensing to, notably EA, and the relationship on the Star Wars properties, and we're probably going to continue to stay on that side of the business and put our capital elsewhere," Iger said. In the past, Disney developed and published games like Epic Mickey and Disney Infinity in-house through the now-defunct Disney Interactive Studios. Nowadays, Disney licenses its franchises to outside studios instead, with EA being their largest partner. In 2013, Disney signed a 10-year deal with EA that gave EA exclusive rights to develop Star Wars video games. Iger discussed the reasoning to shift from internal development to a licensing model, noting that Disney's history of internal game development has been sub-par. "Over the years we've tried our hand in self-publishing, we've bought companies, we've sold companies, we've bought developers, we've closed developers," Iger said on the earnings call. "We've found over the years that we haven't been particularly good at the self-publishing side, but we've been great at the licensing side which obviously doesn't require that much allocation of capital." Since 2013, EA has released two Star Wars console games, Battlefront I and II. Both games have been commercially successful, with the first Battlefront shipping more than 13 million copies during its launch quarter, and the sequel shipping 9 million copies during the same time frame. Battlefront II, however, was marred by significant outrage from gamers in response to the widespread use of microtransactions, some of which gave deep-pocketed players a gameplay advantage, and others that unlocked various aspects of the game. It was reported at the time that it would take 4,528 hours of gameplay or $2,100 in real money to unlock the full game. In response, EA removed microtransactions from the game temporarily, bringing back less disruptive loot boxes a few months later. These issues have not slowed down the development of new titles. Most recently, EA-owned studio and Titanfall developer Respawn announced Jedi: Fallen Order, expected to be released during the 2019 holiday season. Assuming the deal hasn't changed, we can expect EA and Disney's partnership on Star Wars releases to run through 2023.
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