What You Need to Know about COPPA
If you are a parent of a child under 13, chances are there is a website trying to reach you right now. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) went into effect on July 1st and requires sites to ask mom or dad's permission before their kids can access sites. SecurityWatch's Fahmida Rashid has all the details on the new law and what you need to do if you are a parent.
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 | Geek.com: Everything That Went Wrong With SimCity
In just one post, Ryan Whitwam covers a lot. Yes, the "always-on" requirement is problematic, but the issues go a lot deeper than that. Perhaps most fundamentally, EA misunderstood the long-standing and historic appeal of the SimCity franchise. As a result, a game that launched at $60 is now selling for $40. And even at that price, it's not selling terribly well.
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How to Upgrade to Windows 8.1 Preview
Microsoft's Windows 8.1 update is still in preview, which means there may be a few bugs that need to be addressed, but you can move into the future right now. PCMag's Lead Software Analyst Michael Muchmore reveals how to get it today.
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