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Investigators said the man may have been in contact with as many as 175 potential victims through Snapchat.

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A Class Action Over Twitch Streams A streamer has taken a stand against Twitch and Amazon using his content to train AI models. Warren Pandiscia, a streamer based in Connecticut, filed a class action lawsuit earlier this week. The complaint accuses Twitch and Amazon of failing to obtain licensing or permission before using his streams and videos as a “dataset necessary to fuel Amazon’s AI products.” Twitch logo on the phone screen. Image credit: Caspar Camille Rubin via Unsplash, free license Key Takeaways The 37-page complaint was filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of California and demands a jury trial, asserting four causes of action including breach of implied contract, breach of express contract, unjust enrichment and violation of California’s Unfair Competition Law. Twitch confirmed the practice on August 12 with a post adding a setting that lets creators opt out of having channel content used to train generative AI models across Amazon, with every channel enrolled by default. The complaint alleges the data collection began as early as 2024, well before Twitch disclosed it publicly or offered any way to decline. Pandiscia has streamed for roughly a decade and has more than 900 followers. The

Between Ketel Marte's absence and a starting rotation that is completely in shambles, the Arizona Diamondbacks are facing their toughest test yet.  » Read More

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Mobile Introduced on the latest Galaxy Z series, One UI 9 brings an upgraded Smart Switch experience that makes it easier to get started, connect wirelessly, and bring more data from iOS Device to Galaxy 8/24/2026 Getting a new phone should be exciting, but moving data from an existing device can sometimes feel like a hassle. For users switching from iOS to Galaxy, being able to bring existing data and settings across easily is an important part of the experience. Smart Switch is Samsung’s data transfer app that allows users to move contacts, photos, videos, messages, apps, settings, and more from an Android or iOS device to a new Galaxy device. 1 With One UI 9 on the new eighth-generation Galaxy Z series, Smart Switch makes switching devices easier and more seamless than before. Quick Share has also been enhanced, making it easier to share files with friends, family and colleagues using different platforms. 2 Start Switching With Just a QR Code With One UI 9, users no longer need to install the Smart Switch app separately on their iOS device. 3 By simply scanning the QR code displayed on their new Galaxy, they can start transferring data through Smart Switch.

via Twitch Published Aug 24, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT Sarah has been a writer all her life, and spent several years as a successful ghostwriter for numerous websites prior to becoming an editor and contributor for GameRant in 2015. She kicked off her video game journey after meeting her first Chocobo, and has been actively gaming since then.  Following an initial major of IT in community college, she switched to game design for university, and utilizes the combined knowledge to analyze games for her written content for the site. As a result, Sarah tends to look at games both from a personal hobby perspective and from the development side. Sarah primarily covers breaking news, as well as the occasional review or feature.  Sign in to your GameRant account A class action lawsuit has been filed against streaming platform Twitch by one of its own streamers following the platform's recent changes regarding AI. Although one streamer on the platform is responsible for filing the Twitch lawsuit, it is a class action suit, allowing for all Twitch streamers to be represented. Twitch has been one of the leading streaming platforms for years, but not without controversy. Everything from bad behavior by streamers to

LAFAYETTE, La. — The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is seeking approval for a series of new names at its baseball complex, including honoring legendary Ragin' Cajuns coach Tony Robichaux and major donors Gus and Andrea Rantz. The University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider the proposals Thursday in Baton Rouge. UL is asking the board to name the baseball stadium complex either "Tony Robichaux Park" or "Robichaux Park." A separate proposal would name the stadium's club area the "Russo Stadium Club." The university is also seeking approval to name its planned baseball clubhouse the "Rantz Family Baseball Performance Center." Ragin Review was the first to report the proposed naming changes. The clubhouse naming would recognize Gus and Andrea Rantz, who donated $2.5 million to the project earlier this year. Louisiana Athletics announced in March that the gift brought fundraising for the clubhouse to more than $5 million toward a $6.5 million goal. Plans call for the new clubhouse to include space for team operations and renovated coaches' offices,  » Read More

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