Riot Games Executive Placed on Leave Over George Floyd Post
The video game developer said it is investigating a Facebook post which it referred to as "abhorrent" and against company values. Riot Games, the Santa Monica-based video game developer behind League of Legends, has placed one of its senior staff members on administrative leave after the executive posted a Facebook note about George Floyd.
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Indian Government issued an advisory on the use of video conferencing app Zoom, saying it's not secure for use. The app faced criticism in recent days for its lackluster security and other privacy issues. Zoom has emerged as the most preferred choice for video conferencing in India due to coronavirus. Indian Government also offered 1 crore INR ($130K) for local companies to develop an encrypted zoom clone
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