Info- 62553: data privacy, user consent, surveillance, success

Applications and software are developed using a variety of third-party SDKs (software development kits). These tools are invaluable for providing specific functionality such as analytics, advertising, user authentication, and more. ...read more

Finding a balance between online and offline life has become a major challenge. Faced with the constant barrage of notifications, emails, and social media updates, many people resort to a "digital detox" to regain control of their lives. ...read more

From the apps we use to the websites we visit, data about our activities is collected and sold to third parties. This practice has evolved into a ...read more

The quest for immersive game worlds often comes down to a fundamental decision: procedural generation or AI-generated content? This blog post explores the merits and pitfalls of both approaches, forcing developers to consider which method ...read more

With the increasing proliferation of smartphones, the mobile gaming industry has experienced exponential growth, offering immersive experiences that ...read more

The gaming landscape has become increasingly diverse thanks to a growing middle ground between indie games and AAA (triple-A) titles. This hybrid ...read more

From casual puzzle games to engaging role-playing games, these apps offer entertainment and distraction right at our fingertips. What many users may ...read more

The Touhou Project is a series of Japanese bullet hell games developed by Team Shanghai Alice. They are best known for their complex gameplay ...read more

One trend that's becoming increasingly popular is the use of external graphics processing units (GPUs). These aren't typical add-on components; they represent a significant shift in the way we think about hardware and its potential for ...read more

The laborious process of developing compelling character backstories is about to undergo a revolution. This blog post unleashes the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate rich, diverse, and complex NPC narratives on an ...read more

In today's digital age, smartphones have become more than just communication devices; they are powerful tools for capturing and storing memories in the form of images. With cloud services like Apple's iCloud, users can easily back up their ...read more

Particularly in the gaming space, the myth persists among developers: "If you build it, they will come." This phrase, often attributed to Peter Lynch, author of "One Up On Wall Street," has become a popular mantra for startups and ...read more

Gaming has become a huge industry that not only provides entertainment but also fosters community among players. With the increasing popularity of games like Fortnite, League of Legends, and PUBG, free game codes are a tempting prospect ...read more

From social media to online shopping, we often encounter consent forms that serve more to collect information than to truly protect our privacy. ...read more

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made remarkable progress in recent years, impacting various fields, including storytelling and content creation. While AI-generated stories offer potential in terms of efficiency and scalability, there are ...read more

Few titles have experienced such a dramatic rise and transformation as No Man's Sky. Launched in 2016, the game received mixed reviews and was ...read more

A tense battle is brewing over who owns what in these digital worlds. This essay explores the potential conflicts arising from virtual property ...read more

With the increasing popularity of smartphones and the ability to run sophisticated games with immersive graphics and features, developers are ...read more

One topic was at the center of the debates and discussions: the impact of procedural generation on handcrafted worlds. This blog post explores whether procedural generation actually destroys handcrafted worlds or whether it represents a ...read more

Wherever innovation and creativity are paramount, there's always the risk that projects will stall due to too many features. This phenomenon is often referred to as "feature creep." In this blog post, we explore what feature creep is, its ...read more