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Players of the New York Times word game Connections are searching for daily hints and answers, with outlets like Forbes, CNET, TechRadar and Mashable publishing clue guides for each day's puzzle. The game asks players to sort sixteen words into four hidden groups, and many turn to hint articles when stuck. Demand for the daily clues keeps the puzzle among the most-searched game terms in the UK and Australia.
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Players are searching for hints and answers to the New York Times daily puzzle Connections, with major outlets including Forbes, Lifehacker, TechRadar and Technobezz publishing daily clue and solution guides throughout October. Each day's puzzle, numbered in the 1200s, prompts a fresh wave of readers looking for nudges without spoiling the full answer. The routine has become a daily ritual for word game fans alongside Wordle.
- 3Using a VPN to unlock horror movies for Halloween▼I'm using a VPN to bring the horror movie scares this Halloween – here's how
TechRadar reports that viewers are turning to VPNs to access horror films not available in their region this Halloween, using the software to appear as if they are browsing from other countries where streaming libraries carry more scary titles. The piece walks through how to set this up before the holiday.
- 4Harvard data breach exposed 851,000 accounts▼Harvard University reveals data breach exposed 851,000 accounts
Harvard University has disclosed that a data breach affected roughly 851,000 accounts, according to a report by TechRadar. The disclosure has drawn attention as one of the larger university breaches recently made public, raising questions about how the information security was handled and who may be affected.