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  Australia Defence Association (@austdef) reported 1 minute ago

  @StnJensen @MmarianneJoseph First of all, the ADA has commented extensively on all these issues, and from long before most Australians were even aware of them. Including on the unacceptable nature of a recent arrest by the AFP. Second, both civil and military law have no statutory limitation regarding chargrs of murder. Third, the charges laid do not relate to heat-of-battle incidents or battlefield accidents. Fourth, they instead relate to the alleged murder of unarmed prisoners. Fifth, a fair trial is necessary, including by an Australian jury. Sixth, if Australia does not handle such matters we risk the ICC doing so ( and with no jury trial).

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  Archit (@archit_gunner) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the hackers in redsec, almost on the verge of giving it up. Your Javelin is useless.

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  FLEM (@tato2429) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm How about the glitch on Cairo where players can walk around above the map?

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  The Rocket Media (@TheRocketMediaX) reported 4 minutes ago

  Big news in Tech space ! > SpaceX Goes Shopping Most companies acquire startups. Elon Musk appears to collect them like Infinity Stones. SpaceX has agreed to acquire Cursor, the wildly popular AI coding platform behind Anysphere, in a $60 billion all-stock deal. The acquisition follows an earlier partnership that gave Cursor access to SpaceX's Colossus supercomputer, suggesting that "just friends" lasted about as long as a Silicon Valley free trial. The move strengthens Musk's growing AI empire spanning xAI, Tesla, Starlink, and now one of the most influential developer tools in the industry. Apparently launching rockets wasn't enough. The new ambition seems to be owning the software engineers, the code they write, the AI that writes the code, and possibly the planet they deploy it on. > Ban the Leak, Not the App Some problems are difficult. Others are merely inconvenient. Governments occasionally struggle to tell the difference. Following exam paper leaks, authorities reportedly considered restrictions on Telegram, despite the platform serving millions of legitimate users for communication, education, and business. If one platform is blocked, the same content can appear elsewhere within hours. The episode highlights a recurring challenge of the digital age. It's much easier to ban a platform than to fix the systems that allowed the leak in the first place. As cybersecurity professionals like to say, you're supposed to patch the vulnerability, not unplug the internet. > India's Drone Hunger Games For years, India's defence procurement process resembled a shopping trip abroad. This one looks more like a family competition. Nearly ten Indian companies have submitted bids for a ₹30,000 crore contract to build 87 Medium Altitude Long Endurance drones, one of the country's largest indigenous UAV programmes to date. HAL, Tata, Adani, L&T, Solar Defence, and others are all vying for a share of the deal. The significance extends beyond military hardware. Every successful drone ecosystem eventually creates suppliers, software companies, export opportunities, and technological expertise. India isn't merely buying drones; it is trying to build an industry. The battlefield of the future may be autonomous, but the bidding war certainly isn't.

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  LEX (@MILSIMPRODIGY) reported 6 minutes ago

  @elibrev1598312 @HDTX4 One of his examples was addressed by a different studio but I understand that battlefield players are illiterate. Keep coping though expecting them to "fix netcode" in the 6th or 7th or 8th patch "addressing it".

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  sweetchucky (@therealchuckIes) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @TacticalGramps Can you solve the issue where, at the end of a round, it kicks you back to the lobby to restart matchmaking, instead of simply loading the next map with the same lobby. Thanks

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  Najashi (@Millitings) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Why does it take you all a week to fix basic **** lol so incompetent

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  Rev0verDrive (@Rev0verDrive) reported 10 minutes ago

  @golgothic99 @RIDERXC666 @EA_DICE Dmg models are fine. Problem is rooted in the lag comp system that allows high pingers to hit on old player locations. Then the delays for their packets. BF1 fixed this. Not netcode issue or dmg related

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  ManicMike (@Maniacmike18) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Talo_Hex @BattlefieldComm Derrrr fix net code Derrrr, type new code in editor to make code work better on my **** connection derrrr

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  Mike Jasinski (@Mike_Skinksy) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm hi, the game on PS5 seems to be completely broken since season 3. Massive lag and glitches on every map. It is unplayable currently. Is this a common issue. Never had 1 problem before this

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  Callie (@CallieSue1109) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Community: WE WANT BIGGER MAPS, PROXIMITY CHAT AND SERVER BROWSER!!! Dice’s response: Fixed an issue where the camera on the deployment screen could unpredictably shift when centering.

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  Zinyonpodo (@DosaQuazeem) reported 23 minutes ago

  8 Warning Signs You Must Look For Before Buying Land ​When most people go to look at a piece of land, they only ask: "Is the location good?" ​But as a lawyer, I see the hidden trap. People pay millions for beautiful land, only to find out later that the government wants to demolish it, or three different families are fighting over it in court. ​Before you pay a single Kobo, watch out for these 8 major red flags: ​1. Neighbors give different stories If you ask people living around the area who owns the land, and everyone gives you a different name, stop. A genuine property has one clear owner. If the neighborhood is confused, stay away. ​2. Signs of a hidden fight Look closely at the property. Are there warning signs painted on the walls (like "Keep Off" or "Not for Sale")? Do you see court papers pasted nearby? If the land looks like a battlefield, walk away. ​3. Multiple or overlapping boundary stones 🗿 Look at the survey beacons (the concrete markers on the corners of the land). If you see multiple different stones bunched together, or if a neighbor claims the stone is sitting inside their property, a boundary war is already waiting for you. ​4. The seller is rushing you to pay "Pay today or you will lose it!" "Another buyer is coming tonight!" Scammers use pressure so you won't have time to think or investigate. A genuine seller will gladly give you time to check the papers. ​5. The price is too cheap If land in that area normally costs ₦20 Million, and someone offers it to you for ₦7 Million, ask questions. In real estate, a ridiculously cheap price usually means a massive legal problem. ​6. No road or clear access If you cannot see a clear, permanent road leading to the plot, or if you have to walk through someone else's fenced land to get to it, do not buy it. You might get locked out completely when people start building around you. ​7. The seller is hiding the documents The moment you ask for the Survey Plan, Deed of Assignment, or C of O, the seller starts giving excuses, claiming the documents are with an uncle, or changing the topic. If they cannot give you copies to verify, do not part with your money. ​8. Government markers are nearby Look around the area. Do you see new government pillars, road expansion markings, or public drainage projects? You might be buying land that the government has already marked for demolition or a public highway. ​ My Simple Advice to You: ​Never inspect land with your eyes alone. You need three people on the site: ​You (to see if you like it). ​Your Surveyor (to check the coordinates). ​Your Lawyer (to verify the legal papers). ​It is much cheaper to pay professionals to investigate the land today, than to pay lawyers to fight for you in court tomorrow. © Law Parlour

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  Caleb Claxton (@NexusFX) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix hitting the Battlepass menu and it constantly plays the BF Pro Aquired animation it’s quite annoying

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  Digital (@digital_JOE) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Battlefield what’s up with the lag in ranked. Everything else works fine. Fix it

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  bndo 1988 (@1988Bndo) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Battlefield please keep solos, rotate squad and duo please. keep squad ranked. problem solved.