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Super Mario Bros Movie, Fast X, And Other 4K Universal Movies Are Just $5

Super Mario Bros Movie, Fast X, And Other 4K Universal Movies Are Just $5 https://ift.tt/rWfiDjb Your dollar doesn't go as far as it used to with most things, but movies aren't one of them--at least not in this sale from Universal. In this deal, Universal is offering a big discount on streaming copies of some of its movies, with a ton going for as little as $5. Included in that $5 club are recent mega-hits like The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Fast X , and extends to much of Universal's classic catalog--older flicks like Back to the Future and The Blues Brothers are in here as well, so there's a very healthy cross-section of movies to choose from. Shop Universal's digital movie sale What you're buying in this sale are Movies Anywhere digital copies. You can link your Movies Anywhere account with a number of other retailers, like Amazon Prime Video, and it will let you watch your library of stuff across all of those accounts. You get to keep these digital co
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FTC Temporarily Denies ESRB Application For Face Scan Tech

FTC Temporarily Denies ESRB Application For Face Scan Tech https://ift.tt/2F8ZxO5

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has denied an application from the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) concerning face-scanning, age-verification tech (developed by the digital identity firm Yoti).

In its response (via PC Gamer), the FTC rejected the application 4-0 after receiving over 350 comments. The rejection is not meant to comment on the merits of the application, rather it is in anticipation that "additional information will be available to assist the Commission and the public in better understanding age verification technologies and the application." Essentially, the FTC is punting on a final decision until more information is available.

In a letter to the ESRB, the FTC noted that Yoti submitted a facial estimation model to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and that a report on the tech from the institute is forthcoming. The ESRB previously requested that the application get a 90 day delay to make time for the NIST's report's release. The FTC opted instead to allow the ESRB to refile once the report emerges.

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