Europa Universalis IV is a turn-based historical grand strategy game, while Orwell: Keeping An Eye On You is an unusual game about spying on people. Both are free this week on the Epic Games Store.
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Steam has a free game giveaway running for 24 hours, and the game on the spotlight is the spying simulator title Orwell: Keeping an Eye On You. The game normally costs $9.99 to purchase.
The newest freebie to arrive from the Humble Store is Osmotic Studios' spying simulation title, Orwell. The game arrives as a Steam key and is completely free to claim until August 18.
A new app that's making the rounds in Russia allows you to reliably identify anyone on the street and connect them to their online profiles. Moscow police is ready to license the technology.
A new pop-up window appearing on Facebook accounts in Germany encourages users to inform if their friends are using pseudonyms, leading to comparisons to the East German "Stasi" within the country.
British Airways has begun to examine its customers to identify regular travellers, promoting a close-knit relationship. Opposition to this has emerged over the use of modern media for investigation.
In the wake of the capture of one of the terrorists responsible for the Tokyo sarin gas attacks of 1995, Japan's government has quietly amended one of their laws which could theoretically ban YouTube.
Popular for its massive website which originally provided the world with literature, and now just about everything, Amazon has hit news again today regarding its ebook reader the 'Kindle'. Sadly, not in such a good...
