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Amazon has quietly redesigned its app icon because it allegedly bore resemblance to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. The serrated tape graphic on the icon apparently reminded people of Hitler's mustache.

Usama Jawad · Mar 2, 2021 with 45 comments

There have been reports that the open beta for Battlefield V bans seemingly harmless words like "DLC", "Titanfall", and "lag" in its in-game chat. EA has now responded to the criticism surrounding it.

Usama Jawad · Sep 9, 2018 · Hot! with 37 comments

Germany's USK, which moderates games in the country, has lightened up on its rules which means games could be allowed to include Nazi symbols. USK will review games on a case-by-case basis.

Paul Hill · Aug 11, 2018 · Hot! with 21 comments

Wolfenstein Youngblood isn't the only game from the franchise that was was shown today. A VR game, Cyberpilot, was also announced, which emphasizes Bethesda's maxim to 'f*ck Nazis' on all platforms.

Usama Jawad · Jun 11, 2018 with 1 comment

An internal memo sent by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has detailed the company's stance on the Charlottesville protest. The executive has condemned the 'senseless violence', and encouraged diversity.

Usama Jawad · Aug 15, 2017 · Hot! with 48 comments

The Central Council of Jews in Germany wants the government to begin a criminal investigation into Google and YouTube for airing neo-Nazi and Nazi videos they claim violate Germany's strict laws against inciting hatred toward...

· Aug 28, 2007 · Hot! with 23 comments

You know how some people can get really cranky when they are hungry? I personally know a few like this. They actually get visibly upset when the slightest edge of hunger hits them....

· Oct 30, 2005 · Hot! with -1 comments

It has been known for a while that IBM had connections with the Nazis before World War 2 but today it has been announced that there is a book coming out that claims they were...

· Mar 31, 2002 with -1 comments

A U.S. federal judge ruled Wednesday that Yahoo was not bound to comply with French laws governing Internet content, a decision which could have broad implications for international free speech rights in the Internet age....

Steven Parker · Nov 8, 2001 with -1 comments