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🎮 GTA 6 topped Netflix in 87 countries

Between Aug. 27–30, the 27-minute *Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look* drew 31.1 million views on Netflix — ranking No. 1 in 87 of 93 countries the platform tracks.

The video had a six-hour exclusive window on Netflix before Rockstar posted it to YouTube, where it has since crossed 17 million views. The numbers aren't directly comparable: Netflix counts total hours viewed divided by runtime, while YouTube logs every individual play.

The footage was captured entirely on PS5. The game releases for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on Nov. 19, per Variety.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJbzMqJGH4k

🔓 Dropbox breached via Lenovo SSO gap

Between August 4–21, attackers accessed Dropbox accounts without passwords: they registered Lenovo IDs under victims' email addresses — Lenovo skipped email verification, and Dropbox never asked users to confirm the new login link. According to 9to5Mac, no files were accessed; all affected sessions have since been invalidated and the flaw patched.

💸 Britain's transfer record, broken twice in one summer

Enzo Fernandez is heading from Chelsea to Man City for £125m — matching the joint-British record set when Liverpool signed Isak a year ago.

The Argentine joined Chelsea from Benfica in 2023 for a then-record £107m. The club now gets that back, plus £18m. This is already City's second record deal of the summer — Elliot Anderson cost £116m — and manager Maresca, who worked with Fernandez at Chelsea, clearly hasn't forgotten.

Medical is a formality, per BBC Sport. Fernandez missed Chelsea's last two games — reportedly at his own request.

Chelsea bought a record, kept it two years, sold a record. Questionable strategy; immaculate results.

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😨/🤑 Fear & Greed: 65 — Greed

📌 Daily Recap · Sep 02

📱 iPhone Ultra lands in September, but good luck finding one
💸 George Santos becomes Kalshi's very first lifetime ban
🎮 GTA 6 locked for November 2026, 99 new screenshots dropped
🍎 John Ternus is officially Apple's new CEO, Tim Cook out
🎮 Japan is selling literal Pokéball sleeping pods now

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🎮 Okay, did not see this one coming

So apparently you'll soon be able to actually sleep inside a Pokéball in Japan. Not a themed room with Pokéball wallpaper — a literal spherical pod shaped like one, with a big round bed taking up most of the floor. There's even a window, IGN confirms.

It's a collab between Pokémon Sleep and luxury hospitality brand Not a Hotel. Details drop September 15th, same day the booking lottery opens — and yes, it's a lottery, because of course it is. The pod is up in Hokkaido, so factor in the flights.

I don't know if that's worth the trip, but honestly, people are going.

🍎 Apple has a new CEO

John Ternus has officially taken over as Apple's chief executive, succeeding Tim Cook, who led the company for 15 years. Ternus previously served as Apple's senior VP of Hardware Engineering.

In his first memo to staff, Ternus said the company has "a huge launch next week that's going to be phenomenal," according to Bloomberg. The launch in question is Apple's annual iPhone event on September 9, expected to include the company's first foldable iPhone and a broader rollout of the redesigned Siri.

Cook, in a farewell note to employees, called Ternus "brilliant and wonderful and capable" and said few people understand what it takes to build world-changing products the way Ternus does.

Also in Apple's pipeline: camera-equipped AirPods, smart glasses, and a touchscreen laptop.

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