If you have ever wanted to be apart of your very own resistance, tasked with recruiting members and overthrowing corrupt government officials to restore peace and freedom without the risk and repercussion? Today’s your lucky day.

What better way to fulfill your wildest dreams and immerse yourself into a world teeming with excitement, opportunity, and action than in a video game. Watch Dogs: Legion lets you put yourself in the shoes of, well, literally anyone you see in the game.
By hacking passerby in the streets of London, you can play as anyone and recruit members into the resistance to take back the streets of dystopian London from the corrupt government and syndicate crime mafias that plague the city.
Every person you see in Watch Dogs: Legion has a unique set of skills and abilities, from the innocent granny on the sidewalk, to the construction worker and the badass militants with big scary weapons. Pick your resistance well and soon enough you will be kicking butt, taking names and liberating the free people of London.
Watch Dogs: Legion is available for pre-order right now, and is launching on PC, Xbox One, Playstation 4 (New-Gen compatible) and Stadia on October 29th 2020.
















China Wants TikTok To Shut Down In The US Before They Sell Out To Microsoft, Microsoft/Walmart Or Oracle: Reuters
Posted in Commentary with tags TikTok on September 11, 2020 by itnerdThree anonymous sources close to the TikTok presumably have told Reuters that the Chinese government wants TikTok to shut down in the US rather than be sold to Oracle, Microsoft, or Microsoft/Walmart:
Beijing opposes a forced sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations by its Chinese owner ByteDance, and would prefer to see the short video app shut down in the United States, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday.
But you have to wonder if this is an optics issue:
However, Chinese officials believe a forced sale would make both ByteDance and China appear weak in the face of pressure from Washington, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation.
There is one other thing, you have to wonder what, if anything that China has to hide that a sale would uncover. Now ByteDance who owns TikTok denies these reports. But seeing as the deadline is next Tuesday for TikTok to shut down or sell to a US company, we are truly in the endgame for this saga.
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