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- League of Legends’ 2022 world championship will be a multi-city affair
- Bobby Kotick is still the CEO of Activision Blizzard, for now
- Spotify’s play button stops shuffling, apparently because Adele said so
- New trailers: The Expanse, Ozark, Encounter, and more
- Facebook Messenger and Instagram may not get default end-to-end encryption until 2023
| League of Legends’ 2022 world championship will be a multi-city affair Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:30 PM PST  One of the biggest esports events in the world will be spread across four North American cities next year. Riot Games has announced that the 2022 edition of the League of Legends World Championship will take place in New York, Toronto, Mexico City, and San Francisco. The announcement was made ahead of an NBA match between the Warriors and Raptors at the Chase Center in San Francisco. Riot says this will be the first-ever multi-country edition of its annual competition; it's also the first to take place in North America since 2016. Things will start out with the play-ins portion of the event in Mexico City (the Liga Latinoamerica competition arena), followed by the group stage and quarterfinals in New York (the Hulu Theater at Madison... |
| Bobby Kotick is still the CEO of Activision Blizzard, for now Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:27 PM PST  Bobby Kotick is still the CEO of Activision Blizzard, despite a Wall Street Journal report that detailed Kotick's history of harassment and abusive behavior while also saying he knew about allegations and incidents of abuse within the company for years. Kotick has reportedly told executives that he may consider stepping down if the company can't fix its toxic work environment "with speed," according to the WSJ. Sources close to the situation told the WSJ that Kotick met with Activision Publishing and Blizzard Entertainment leaders last week. His status as CEO was addressed, as executives said some employees won't "be satisfied" until Kotick hands in his... |
| Spotify’s play button stops shuffling, apparently because Adele said so Posted: 21 Nov 2021 10:55 AM PST  Spotify has stopped shuffling albums by default following a request from Adele, according to a report by BBC. Previously, when viewing an album on Spotify, you'd see a small shuffle icon within the larger "Play" button. This indicated that Spotify would begin playing the album's songs in a random order, which isn't always what users would expect (or want) it to do. Now, when you hit "Play" in Album View, songs will play in order — that is, as long as you have a Premium subscription. You can still enable shuffle mode by toggling on the "Shuffle" icon when viewing an individual track.
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| New trailers: The Expanse, Ozark, Encounter, and more Posted: 21 Nov 2021 09:59 AM PST  Welp, The Morning Show season two finale was a messy disappointment much like the rest of the season. I think Linda Holmes' recap at NPR really nailed why a season that seemed full of promise never hit the mark, mostly because it couldn't quite figure out what it wanted to be. The latest season of Succession has yet to steer me wrong, however(and we learned this week that there is a fun Verge-related Succession backstory). This week's round up is heavy on the sci-fi, which was unplanned but makes for some nice symmetry. The ExpanseThe sixth and final season of the sci-fi drama is on the horizon, and is a disappointingly short six episodes. It has a lot of work to do and from the looks of the trailer, wastes no time getting down to... |
| Facebook Messenger and Instagram may not get default end-to-end encryption until 2023 Posted: 21 Nov 2021 09:57 AM PST  Meta — Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp's parent company — doesn't plan to roll out end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by default on Messenger and Instagram until 2023, first reported by The Guardian. The company merged Messenger and Instagram chats last year, as a part of its plan to create a unified messaging system across all of its platforms. And while messages sent through Messenger and Instagram can be E2EE, that option isn't turned on by default — and likely won't be — until sometime in 2023. WhatsApp already supports E2EE by default. In a post in The Telegraph, Antigone Davis, Meta's head of safety, attributes the delay to concerns about user safety. Since... |
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