Recently, we have witnessed that large companies move out of the field in which they operate. The digital broadcasting platform Netflix offers Android and iOS users in 190 countries with its ‘Netflix Games’ service, which it launched last year. dozens of mobile games that we can call snacks started to offer.
Social media company Twitter also made a small entrance into the gaming industry. Pixel-based Data Dash played through the browser, Twitter’s privacy and security features It was designed to better explain it to users. It is worth noting that Data Dash, which differs from the usual games in this respect, is not published in application stores.
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What does the Twitter game Data Dash do?
At game One of four different characters to accompany him, as well as a dog named ‘Data’. you are checking. But no matter which character you choose, the gameplay remains the same. While trying to pass through four short levels, you have to collect bones and of course avoid the enemies.
Controlled simply by forward, backward and jumping movements, the browser game has 5 bones to collect per level. Once these are complete, a brief summary of each of Twitter’s security features opens. In addition, you can share the current level you have reached in the Data Dash game in your account.
Twitter explained the working logic of the game on its web page as follows:
It can be difficult to navigate if you don’t know your way around the Twitterverse. That’s why we made a game to help you understand our privacy policy a little better.
Welcome to PrivaCity! Take your dog Data safely to the park. Avoid cat ads, swim in a sea of DMs. Fight trolls and learn how to take control of your Twitter experience along the way.
Twitter rewrote its privacy policy
Alongside the Data Dash game, Twitter also announced that it has rewritten its privacy policy to be easier to understand. Announcement from the official account “We wanted to fit our privacy policy to 280 characters, but there is so much more. And that’s important.” expressions were used.
The most important difference between the old version and the new version of the privacy policy; to be free of expressions that are difficult for the user to understand as much as possible. “We emphasized clear language and moved away from legal jargon,” Twitter says.
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