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Around 29 million UK smartphone users could be eligible for compensation
Which? is suing Qualcomm for allegedly inflating handset prices
The case could see a £480m payout if the consumer group wins
Consumer group takes Qualcomm to court
Millions of Apple and Samsung users across the UK may soon benefit from a £480 million compensation claim, as consumer watchdog Which? takes chipmaker Qualcomm to court over alleged anti-competitive behaviour.
The case, which opened on Monday at the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London, centres on accusations that Qualcomm charged inflated prices and licensing fees for key smartphone components, forcing manufacturers to pass on the extra costs to consumers.
Who could benefit
If Which? succeeds, around 29 million consumers who bought an Apple or Samsung handset between 1 October 2015 and 9 January 2024 could each receive an estimated £17 per phone.
The claim covers nearly a decade of smartphone purchases and is part of an effort to ensure that major corporations are held accountable for pricing practices that may have unfairly affected customers.
Allegations of market abuse
Which? alleges that Qualcomm abused its dominant market position by forcing Apple and Samsung to agree to inflated terms for chips essential to the operation of their smartphones.
The tribunal will first determine whether Qualcomm held such power and whether it misused it. If the court finds in favour of Which?, a second phase will follow to decide the size and distribution of compensation.
Qualcomm denies the claims
Qualcomm, one of the world’s largest producers of mobile processors, has rejected the allegations, calling the case “baseless”. The company has previously faced similar scrutiny, including an EU fine for antitrust violations and an unsuccessful case by the US Federal Trade Commission, which was dismissed in 2020.
A test of consumer power
Anabel Hoult, Chief Executive of Which?, described the trial as “a huge moment” for consumers:
“It shows how the power of consumers, backed by Which?, can be used to hold the biggest companies to account if they abuse their dominant position.”
With proceedings expected to last five weeks, the case could mark a major milestone for collective consumer rights in the UK and a warning to tech giants about the cost of market dominance.
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Activision has announced that players will need TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot
Black Ops 7 beta requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on PC to enforce strict anti-cheat measures.
Activision encourages cheaters to test the beta, using the opportunity to strengthen its RICOCHET Anti-Cheat system.
Any account banned for cheating in the beta will face permanent bans across all Call of Duty titles.
Stricter PC requirements for fair play
Activision has announced that players will need TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled on their PCs to participate in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta and at launch. Similar to Battlefield 6, these security features prevent modified hardware and unauthorised software from compromising the game.
The beta opens on 2 October for early access players and 5 October for open beta participants. Activision recommends enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot in advance to ensure readiness.
Anti-cheat measures and RICOCHET upgrades
The RICOCHET Anti-Cheat system has been upgraded for Black Ops 7, combining hardware-level verification with advanced detection of cheats, including aimbots and wall hacks. Activision explained that these new measures include remote verification via Microsoft Azure servers, providing stronger validation than local PC checks.
“Cheaters will try to test the limits during the Beta. That’s exactly what we want because #TeamRICOCHET is here, watching, learning, and removing them as they appear,” Activision said.
Any account banned during the beta will be permanently barred across all Call of Duty games, from Modern Warfare to future releases.
Challenges for PC players
Enabling Secure Boot can be technically demanding for some players, as it involves accessing the BIOS, converting Windows drives to GPT format, and updating firmware. To assist, Activision has released guides for the top 10 motherboard manufacturers to simplify the process.
Despite these hurdles, the company emphasised that TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot are non-negotiable foundations of its layered anti-cheat system, designed to maintain a fair and secure gaming environment for all players.
Call of Duty has long struggled with cheating, particularly in Warzone. Activision has spent years combating cheaters, including legal action against cheat developers. The Black Ops 7 beta provides a controlled environment to observe and block cheaters before the full launch, ensuring the integrity of competitive play.
“This creates a tougher environment for cheats to operate in and ensures that the protections these features detect cannot be bypassed or spoofed,” Activision said, highlighting the system’s most advanced anti-cheat protections to date.
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Many of the apps appeared legitimate when installed directly from the Google Play Store
More than 38 million downloads across 228 countries and territories
Cybersecurity firm HUMAN uncovered large-scale fraud campaign dubbed SlopAds
Apps disguised on Google Play Store and fake ad pages
US, India and Brazil hardest hit by fraudulent traffic
Google continues crackdown following recent security breaches
38 million downloads linked to fraudulent apps
Google has removed 224 Android apps after investigators uncovered a vast advertising fraud scheme. The operation, named SlopAds, involved apps that had been downloaded more than 38 million times across 228 countries and territories.
The discovery was made by the Satori Threat Intelligence and Research Team at cybersecurity company HUMAN, which confirmed that the apps were designed to manipulate online advertising systems by generating fake ad views and clicks.
How the scam worked
Many of the apps appeared legitimate when installed directly from the Google Play Store. Others were distributed via ads that led to fake download pages. Once installed, the apps carried out hidden instructions.
According to HUMAN’s report, the apps used steganography to conceal malicious code within images and then created hidden web views to open scam-controlled sites. These sites generated fraudulent ad impressions and clicks, tricking advertisers into paying for traffic that never existed.
Global impact of SlopAds
At its peak, the campaign accounted for 2.3 billion ad bid requests each day. The United States was the worst affected, with 30 per cent of fraudulent traffic, followed by India at 10 per cent and Brazil at 7 per cent.
Investigators also found hundreds of promotional domains and servers linked to the scheme, suggesting that those behind it intended to expand the operation even further.
Google under pressure
This crackdown comes during a challenging period for Google’s security teams. Earlier this month, the company confirmed a major data breach affecting Gmail users and issued a critical update to patch an Android vulnerability that allowed hackers to seize control of devices.
With services spanning 219 countries and territories, Google’s global reach makes it an attractive target for fraudsters seeking to exploit its platforms and users.
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Next Forza Horizon game takes players to Japan in 2026
Microsoft confirms Forza Horizon 6 during Tokyo Game Show 2025
Launches in 2026 on PC and Xbox, with PlayStation 5 release to follow
Japan chosen as setting after years of fan demand
Microsoft makes it official
Microsoft has formally announced Forza Horizon 6, confirming its release during the company’s presentation at Tokyo Game Show 2025. The next entry in the open-world racing series will debut in 2026, first arriving on Xbox consoles and PC, before later making its way to PlayStation 5.
Japan finally arrives
Long regarded as the most-requested location among fans, Japan will serve as the backdrop for Forza Horizon 6. Executive Matt Booty described the choice as “bringing Japan to life like never before,” highlighting the demand that has persisted since the franchise began.
Blending city and countryside
According to art director Don Arceta, technical advances have allowed Playground Games and Turn 10 to create a more ambitious environment. Tokyo’s elevated roads, influenced by the studio’s work on the Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels expansion, will sit alongside rural areas such as Mount Fuji. Seasonal changes, a hallmark of the series, will also return.
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A platform strategy shift
The title will be available as an Xbox Play Anywhere game and will launch on Game Pass. While the series has historically been Xbox-exclusive, Microsoft confirmed that Forza Horizon 6 will release on PlayStation 5 after its initial launch, signalling a broader approach to platforms.
Anticipation builds
The announcement follows months of speculation, including hints from a car import company tied to the game and earlier confirmation from Phil Spencer that a new Forza title would arrive in 2026. For players who have long awaited the Horizon Festival’s arrival in Japan, that wait is nearly over.
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The listing also initially described the game as “the largest game launch in history"
Concerns over another delay grew after insider speculation.
Take-Two Interactive says the release date remains unchanged.
CEO Strauss Zelnick says details will be shared “in the future.”
Take-Two reiterates GTA 6 release date
Take-Two Interactive, the publisher behind Grand Theft Auto, has reaffirmed that GTA 6 will launch on 26 May 2026, despite growing speculation over a possible further delay.
Rockstar Games first announced the postponement in May 2025, explaining that the extra time was needed “to deliver at the level of quality” expected by fans. The studio has remained largely silent since, which has fuelled speculation about whether the title might slip again.
Insider speculation sparks concern
Industry commentator Tom Henderson suggested in August that the release could be pushed back to October 2026, although he clarified that this was his personal view and not based on official information. The comment nevertheless led many fans to brace for another delay.
Take-Two maintains confidence
At Take-Two’s virtual annual shareholder meeting on 18 September, chief executive Strauss Zelnick said the publisher had not altered the planned release.
“As we bring our exciting line-up to market, including Grand Theft Auto VI in Fiscal 2027, we expect to achieve record levels of net bookings that will establish a new baseline for our business and set us on a path of enhanced profitability,” he said.
Zelnick added that Rockstar would “share more details in the future.”
Rockstar’s approach
Take-Two has consistently stated that Rockstar will take the lead on GTA 6 announcements. While details remain scarce, Rockstar recently referred to the title as Grand Theft Auto 6 in a job listing — the first time it has used the numeral instead of the Roman numeral VI.
The listing also initially described the game as “the largest game launch in history,” though this phrasing has since been removed.