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💸 The Consumer Federation of America puts last year's online scam losses at $148 billion — seven times what the FBI recorded, per CNET. The gap exists because only around 14% of victims ever file a report. Crypto accounts for more than half of losses, and Meta's platforms — Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp — are where most scams originate.

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🎮 Someone gave Baldur's Gate 3 an over-the-shoulder camera — and the internet chose sides

Modder Relysia dropped True Third-Person Camera on Nexus Mods this month: over-the-shoulder view, dynamic FOV, smooth transitions — Faerûn suddenly feels like The Witcher. A showcase video hit 3.9 million views in days, per IGN.

Critics say the camera isn't cosmetic — it's structural, and BG3's levels were never built for it. The other side: nobody's touching turn-based combat or click-to-move, just make it an opt-in toggle.

Larian signalled at a recent Divinity AMA that free camera won't be in the next game. Hard to hold that line when 3.9 million people just watched someone stroll through Baldur's Gate like it's Novigrad.
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📌 Daily Recap · Jul 31

🔐 Fake App Store wallet drained $1.8M in Bitcoin
💔 Kavinsky, the man behind Nightcall, died at 50
🕹️ Rare 1986 Nintendo Famicombox found inside a love hotel
💸 Online scams cost $148B last year — most went unreported
🎮 A BG3 mod goes third-person and breaks the internet

Someone in your life just surfaced from a 12-hour workday — send them this so they're not completely lost tomorrow

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🪙 Crypto check
₿ BTC $63,049 📉 -1.5% (24h)
Ξ ETH $1,870 📉 -1.1% (24h)

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🤖 The US robot ban covers Roombas too

The Trump administration's ban on importing "advanced robotic devices" dominated headlines for humanoid robots — but the FCC confirmed to The Verge it covers robot vacuums as well.

The rule targets any new software-controlled ground device over 4.4 lbs with environmental sensing and wireless connectivity. Existing robots are untouched; new models need a waiver tied to US manufacturing commitments.

The problem: the market is almost entirely Chinese. The top five robovac brands — Roborock, Ecovacs, Dreame, Xiaomi, Narwal — are all Chinese entities. The Roomba brand, post-iRobot bankruptcy, now belongs to Chinese manufacturer Picea. No company was asked a single question about security practices during the waiver process.
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🎵 'Rubber Soul' is getting the deluxe box set treatment — with an unheard Lennon song

Beatles fans have been waiting for this since 2022, when *Revolver* got its big deluxe release. Now it's *Rubber Soul*'s turn: October 2nd, and the full Super Deluxe edition has 68 tracks, including 24 session outtakes and a previously unheard John Lennon composition called «Little Girl».

New stereo remix, original mono master, the US Capitol version, and an 88-page book — all in there. Dolby Atmos is coming separately. Smaller 2LP and 2CD editions exist for everyone else.

As a preview, "Michelle (Take 1)" is already out, according to Variety.

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🎬 The Odyssey hit the internet — briefly

Nolan's *The Odyssey* pulled in $87 million its second weekend, with IMAX 70mm tickets still scarce. Someone, apparently, couldn't wait.

On July 25, a post on X pointed to a high-quality bootleg — confirmed by Variety. It hit 2.1 million views in two and a half hours before a takedown and account suspension. By July 26, clones linger on the platform, though most lead to a Rickroll. Rick Astley, undefeated.

Elon Musk, separately, called the casting DEI manipulation and promised a "historically accurate" Grok Imagine version. The box office noticed neither.

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📌 Daily Recap · Aug 01

🤖 Robot vacuum ban? Yes, your Roomba is grounded
🎵 Rubber Soul deluxe drops with a secret Lennon track
🎬 Odyssey bootleg hit 2M views before vanishing fast

Someone in your life was definitely too busy to catch all this — pass it on

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🪙 Crypto check
₿ BTC $63,429 📈 +0.6% (24h)
Ξ ETH $1,876 📈 +0.4% (24h)

😨/🤑 Fear & Greed: 27 — Fear
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🚕 Zoox has received NHTSA approval to charge fares in its steering-wheel-free robotaxis — up to 5,000 vehicles over two years. Paid rides launch in Las Vegas next month, with Miami and Austin to follow.

Until now, the Amazon-owned company had only been offering free demonstration rides in San Francisco and Las Vegas, Reuters reports.

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📺 Netflix just overtook the BBC in the UK — for the first time ever

The BBC is more than a broadcaster — it's a national institution. Which makes Ofcom's finding all the more striking: 26% of Brits now reach for Netflix first, with the BBC at 25%.

One point. Enormous symbolism.

The 16-to-24 crowd has already left for YouTube, where minutes watched have doubled since 2022. Traditional TV survives mostly on older demographics.

And on this exact day, the BBC announced it's cutting Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo — part of a £500 million savings drive that strips out 150 hours of original content by 2028.

Helping your rival look more appealing by shrinking yourself. Bold move.

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🎵 Suno loses its German copyright case

GEMA, Germany's music rights body, sued AI startup Suno for training its models on protected recordings without a license. Munich Regional Court ruled for GEMA: a license is required both for training and for generating music.

The case involved six tracks — "Rasputin," "Mambo No. 5," "Forever Young" and others. Leaked code from earlier this month showed Suno's training data included over 113,000 hours of YouTube Music. Eight months ago, the same court ruled against OpenAI over song lyrics in ChatGPT.

Suno says the ruling "fundamentally mischaracterizes" its technology and is weighing an appeal — per Variety, a tough sell when "Rasputin" was apparently in the dataset.

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