Chinese Games

Fortnite, like Tiktok, has been confirmed to be Chinese spyware. The game tracks your in-game spending and tries to push similar items upon the user in real life. If you bought a Ragnarok skin then Thor: Ragnarok ads will start pouring in upon every web search. This has been a controversial issue lately, but just like Tiktok fans, Fortnite fans just don’t seem to care. Some fans even thank Fortnite for caring about their interests and pushing products that appeal to them. Tiktok and Fortnite go hand-in-hand as both are very popular with the current youth, and both also major trend setters. Fortnite seems unstoppable, as every other game is trying to create a competing battle royal mode; unfortunately none of these other games ever stay relevant for more than a month. Fans are willing to sell their personal data for solid gameplay, and we can hardly blame them. If I had to sell my first born for a Legend of Zelda game that fit my exact interests with online play, I would definitely do it. You can’t put a price on the perfect game to fill your needs. Boredom is a disease worse than any other, and most people will do anything to keep it at bay.

We interviewed a hardcore Fortnite fan, 8 year old Kyle Nelson who said “Fortnite can do whatever it wants for all I care. The service that Fortnite provides me is well above any negative side effects that occurs from invading my privacy. Honest I invite Fortnite to be even more evasive. Show up at my front door and show me a good Fortnite dance and I will give you my Dad’s social security number”. Very interesting Kyle, and very well spoken for an 8 year old. If Fortnite taught you how to be so articulate then we encourage you to keep playing to your heart’s content.

Realible World News will be sure to expose all Chinese spyware, and we will also weigh the pros and cons of continuing to use said Chinese spyware.

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