You might want to delay that hard drive upgrade if you’re concerned about space for October’s release of *Call of Duty: Black Ops 6*. Activision revealed in a blog post on Thursday that this year’s installment of the popular shooter series will feature a significantly smaller download size, among other changes ahead of its October 25 launch.
The major shift is the separation of *Call of Duty: Warzone*, the battle royale mode that was previously bundled with the main game. Now, Warzone will be available as a standalone download, allowing players to save up to 130GB of hard drive space, as it will no longer be included with *Black Ops 6*.
Additional updates for this year’s game include a redesigned user interface and a new system that streams game textures as needed, rather than requiring them to be downloaded all at once.
While the exact file size for *Black Ops 6* won’t be confirmed until October, Activision has assured that it will be significantly smaller than 300GB.
The game will also feature a revamped file organization system. On PlayStation 5, updates will be split into four parts, while Xbox and PC users will receive updates in a single download.
An early access beta is scheduled from August 30 to September 4, with an open beta running from September 6 to September 9.
If you’ve used Cash App to send or receive money in the past six years, you could be eligible for a payout from a proposed $15 million class action lawsuit settlement. To claim your share, submit a $2,500 settlement claim form online.
If you’ve used Cash App to send or receive money in the past six years, you might be eligible for a $2,500 payout. A proposed $15 million class action lawsuit settlement alleges that Cash App and its parent company, Block, did not adequately protect user accounts from unauthorized access.
If you’ve used Cash App to send or receive money in the past six years, you might be eligible for a payout of up to $2,500. This follows a proposed $15 million class action lawsuit settlement alleging that Cash App and its parent company, Block, were negligent in protecting user accounts. Specifically, the lawsuit claims that a former Cash App Investing employee improperly accessed account data in 2022, and unauthorized users accessed some accounts in 2023 using recycled phone numbers linked to those accounts.
To qualify for a payout, you must meet one of the following criteria from August 23, 2018, through August 20, 2024:
- You are a current or former Cash App or Cash App Investing customer, and your personal information or account was accessed without authorization.
- You experienced unauthorized or fraudulent withdrawals or transfers from your account.
- You faced issues with resolving errors in your Cash App account or any linked financial accounts.
Eligible claimants can receive up to $2,500 for out-of-pocket losses, including costs related to credit monitoring, and $25 per hour for up to 3 hours of lost time. You can also claim documented transaction losses with third-party documentation.
To submit a claim, fill out the claim form online or by mail by November 18, 2024. If you have claims for multiple Cash App accounts, include all relevant information on a single form.
Mail claims to:
Attn: Claim Form Submissions
1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Note that the submission deadline for mailed claims has been updated from October 15, 2024, to November 18, 2024.
The final approval hearing for the settlement is scheduled for December 16, 2024. If approved, payments will be distributed after that date.
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