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The Mad Titan is intimidating, and, well, kinda sexy, whether he’s motion-capped CGI or, in this case, hand-drawn pencil art.

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In a role-reversal, Airbnb is the one suing a city, and it’s doing so to protect its hosts’ privacy. In July, the New York City Council passed a regulation forcing short-term rental services to hand over hosts’ names and addresses every month to help…

It’s actually quite scary how despite being in a rather advanced age of technology, companies and individuals are still very much susceptible to hacks (although we suppose hacks and hacking tools have gotten just as sophisticated). In fact T-Mobile themselves might have experienced a breach of their own.

The company has confirmed on its website that they suffered from a security breach on the 20th of August. According to T-Mobile, “Out of an abundance of caution, we wanted to let you know about an incident that we recently handled that may have impacted some of your personal information. On August 20, our cyber-security team discovered and shut down an unauthorized access to certain information, including yours, and we promptly reported it to authorities.”

However the good news is that despite the breach, no financial information related to customers, such as credit card information, or social security numbers, were compromised. Passwords are also reported to be safe, although given that some personal information was exposed, for those who use personal information as their passwords such as birth dates, maybe you should update your passwords just to be safe.

T-Mobile adds, “We take the security of your information very seriously and have a number of safeguards in place to protect your personal information from unauthorized access. We truly regret that this incident occurred and are so sorry for any inconvenience this has caused you.”

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Ahead of the release of the Battle for Azeroth expansion, Blizzard put out a couple of “Warbringers” animated shorts that told additional stories about some of the characters from World of Warcraft, namely Jaina Proudmoore and Sylvanas Windrunner, both of whom play key roles in the current expansion and storyline.

Now the third and final Warbringers animated short has been released featuring none other than Queen Azshara herself. For those unfamiliar with World of Warcraft lore, Azshara was once the ruler of the Kaldorei Empire, home to both the Highborne Elves and Night Elves. However in her bid for power, Azshara struck up a deal with Sargeras and the Burning Legion, leading to disastrous consequences, in which she then forged another pact with the Old Gods that transformed her and her followers into the Naga.

This is pretty the story that is being told in this animated short that you can check out above if you have about 7 minutes or so to spare. It is done very well, as expected of Blizzard. It should also be noted that one of the reasons why Azshara is part of the Warbringers short is because Blizzard did previously confirm that Azshara will be one of the game’s raid bosses, potentially the last raid boss for the current expansion, so that could be worth looking forward to in the future.

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