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The first thing you need to know when a game is released is how many people are watching it on Twitch.

Currently, after #1 Just Chatting category with 445K viewers, Black Myth: Wukong sits at #2 with 246K viewers.

There are also some popular streamers which have streamed playing the game or the Gamescom event.


I don't think that really means much, all of the (major) streamers are just being paid to play the game on stream for X amount of time/days when the game launches. It's not organic. Twitch is just another marketing spend for these companies. Most of the big streamers maintain the same average viewer count no matter what they're playing.


You can also try Brave which blocks ads and trackers. And is based on firefox afaik.


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There are also the Intel NUC's and the Gigabyte Brix.

A video with some of them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6O_j0-UZb4


Both of those are in another league pricewise.


You forgot that the first month is free :)


In this paper, we explore the capabilities, the current prevalence and technical limitations of this new tracking technique based on three commercial tracking solutions.

To this end, we develop detection approaches for ultrasonic beacons and Android applications capable of processing these. Our findings confirm our privacy concerns:

We spot ultrasonic beacons in various web media content and detect signals in 4 of 35 stores in two European cities that are used for location tracking.

While we do not find ultrasonic beacons in TV streams from 7 countries, we spot 234 Android applications that are constantly listening for ultrasonic beacons in the background without the user’s knowledge.


How did you got this warning, what Norton product are you using?


In my case it's Norton 360.


You mean Intranet of Things.


Do you have any photos uploaded somewhere public?



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