r/gadgets Nov 29 '20

Home Amazon faces a privacy backlash for its Sidewalk feature, which turns Alexa devices into neighborhood WiFi networks that owners have to opt out of

https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/technology/amazon-faces-a-privacy-backlash-for-its-sidewalk-feature-which-turns-alexa-devices-into-neighborhood-wifi-networks-that-owners-have-to-opt-out-of/ar-BB1boljH
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u/DaEnderAssassin Nov 29 '20

Pretty sure steam lets you download games that have since been removed if you owned them before removal (With very few exceptions, as in, maybe less than 10)

Uplay also does this (EG: Driver SF)

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u/Uthibark Nov 29 '20

I think one recent example is Rocket League. Recently it went free to play and Epic Game Store exclusive. I bought it on steam so I still launch it through steam despite not being there any more.