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Period tracker Stardust shares users’ health data with analytics firm, says Mozilla research
Mozilla Foundation research has found that period-tracking app Stardust shares users’ sensitive health data with third-party analytics firm RudderStack, despite the app’s website stating “Your data is private. Period.” The finding is significant because Stardust markets itself as privacy-focused and previously claimed to use end-to-end encryption, a claim TechCrunch disproved in 2022 by analysing the…
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Roblox announce plans to let people AI generate basic games using text prompts stuck into a mobile app, but claim that won’t fill their homepage with AI slop
Roblox has announced a new AI tool called Build, which lets users on its mobile app generate basic games from text prompts, part of the company’s wider push to embed generative AI throughout its platform. Roblox says users will be able to type a simple description, such as a request for a “cozy adventure game…
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Why is OpenAI selling a ChatGPT basketball?
OpenAI has released its first piece of hardware, a $230 mini keyboard billed as a “command centre for agentic work,” but alongside it the company is also selling a branded basketball, part of what it calls its “Pause. Play. Prompt.” campaign. The listing frames the £70 (roughly $70) rubber ball as “a physical reminder that…
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Musk’s xAI sues user who allegedly used Grok to create child sexual abuse material
Elon Musk’s AI company xAI has filed a lawsuit against a South Carolina man, alleging he misused its chatbot Grok to generate child sexual abuse material. The case, filed in federal court in Texas, is thought to be one of the first brought by an AI company against a user for allegedly exploiting its tool…
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No Joy & Fire-Tooz – “Barking At The Sun”
Montreal musician No Joy has released a new track, “Barking At The Sun,” made in collaboration with experimental Chicago producer Fire-Toolz. The song serves as the opening track for the upcoming three-song EP Big Life, Big Leaf, marking the pair’s latest collaboration following their work together on No Joy’s acclaimed 2025 album Bugland. The new…
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Razer’s not done with the Pokémon goodies, but I’d prioritize two gadgets in its latest Pikachu drop
Razer has released new Pikachu-themed accessories as part of its ongoing Pokémon collaboration, with two products standing out as the most worthwhile purchases for fans and gamers. The launch continues Razer’s strategy of pairing its gaming peripherals with popular entertainment franchises, appealing to collectors and Pokémon enthusiasts alongside its usual customer base of PC and…
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Nintendo Download: 16th July (North America)
Nintendo has published its Nintendo Download update for North America for the week of 16th July, listing the newest additions to the Switch and Switch 2 eShops. The publisher noted last week’s regular update was skipped, so this instalment covers a larger-than-usual batch of new releases across genres including fitness, adventure and platforming titles. Highlights…
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Where to find the Nangan region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6
PC Gamer explains how to complete the Nangan region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6’s Series 3 Festival Playlist. The guide matters for players seeking the weekly rewards and progress towards the series’ car unlocks. The chest is beside warehouses and silos north-east of Irokawa Space Center, near the rocket launch pad on Nangan’s southern…
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Clash Live Returns To STEREO Bringing Andre Power, Pia Collada, Talk Nice Sounds & CLASH DJs To The Dancefloor Thursday 13th August
CLASH Magazine is teaming up with London restaurant Roti King for a one-off Clash Live club night at STEREO in Covent Garden on Thursday 13th August 2026. The event pairs a curated DJ line-up with Roti King’s Malaysian food offering, forming part of Clash’s ongoing series of club nights celebrating London’s music and food culture,…
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Steam Malware Allegedly Helped Florida Man Steal Over $220,000 In Crypto
US federal agents have arrested a 21-year-old Florida man accused of helping to distribute cryptocurrency-stealing malware through games on Steam. The case matters because it alleges that apparently legitimate games on a major PC gaming platform were used to compromise users’ devices and financial accounts, highlighting risks from malicious software in game downloads. Investigators allege…