If you play Stadia games, you may soon lose access to your saved titles and games. Due to the loss of Google Stadia, Google has decided to discontinue it. It was launched in October 2018.
Google is shutting down its cloud gaming service Google Stadia by January 18, 2023. Google has taken this decision after the customers did not show much enthusiasm. These services have not received a very good response from the users. Google hoped that it would be able to earn tremendously based on these services.
Let us tell you that Google Stadia was launched in a beta version in October 2018. By November 2019 it became available to all users. According to a report by The Verge, after this decision by Google, many publishers have decided to transfer their games to other platforms. Some platforms have also told users how they can play the game on another platform.
Refund process started
The report is claiming that Stadia is refunding Stadia hardware purchased through the Google Store and games along with add-on content purchased from the store. The report further suggested that the process of refunds has been started after this change and the company may settle most of the refunds by January 18, 2023.
googling lots of changes
Google has announced that it is bringing end-to-end encryption to Gmail on the web browser. It is currently available in beta format. Users will be able to send and receive an encrypted email both within the domain and outside your domain. According to Google, the email body and attachments, including inline images, will also be end-to-end encrypted. The company said in a blog post that Google Workspace already uses the latest cryptographic standards. Let us tell you that client-side encryption has been available on Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Google Meet, and Google Calendar (beta) for a long time.
Google says customers who have Google Workspace Enterprise Plus can apply for the Gmail Client-Side Encryption (CSE) beta. Applications for the beta program will be open until January 2023. Users need to submit their Gmail CSE beta test application which includes information like email address, project ID, and testing group domain.
