Pet fish playing Nintendo Switch rack up credit card bill

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3 years ago

January 30, 2023

Pet fish playing a video game in Japan have managed to log on to the Nintendo Switch store, change their owner’s avatar, set up a PayPal account and rack up a credit card bill

And it was all seemingly livestreamed on a YouTube channel, in real time.

The channel owner, Mutekimaru, had previously installed sophisticated motion detection tracking software in fish tanks, enabling the fish to remotely control a Nintendo Switch console.

But the technology, led to an unexpected turn of events earlier this month while the owner was live-streaming a game of Pokémon.

The fish managed to change the name of their owner’s Switch account before twice logging into the Nintendo store.

They also managed to “check” legal terms and conditions, downloaded a new avatar and even set up a PayPal account from the Switch.

The fish were also seen adding 500 yen to the Switch account from the owner’s credit card during the livestream – exposing his credit card details in the process.

ABC News Facebook hacked, porn star images posted

ABC Facebook page hacked, porn star images briefly posted before being removed and security measures launched

Published

4 hours ago

January 27, 2026

Harvey Vargas

ABC Facebook page hacked, porn star images briefly posted before being removed and security measures launched

In Short:
– ABC News Facebook page was briefly hacked, displaying an explicit photo of Bonnie Blue for 20 minutes.
– An investigation was launched after unauthorised access to a staff account led to the incident.

The ABC News Facebook page experienced a brief hack on Tuesday, featuring an explicit cover photo of adult model and OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue. The photo, showing Blue kneeling with her name written across her forehead, was displayed for approximately 20 minutes before being removed.

An ABC spokesperson confirmed the incident was due to unauthorised access to a staff account. Following the incident, the Facebook page was left without a cover photo. Other content posted included a glossy headshot of fellow adult entertainer Lily Phillips and a humorous image of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

The ABC promptly secured their Facebook page following the unauthorised access. An investigation into the breach has been launched to improve security measures.

Security Response

Many reactions followed the posts during their brief availability. Comments included jokes about new hosts for the cancelled series Q&A. Blue gained notoriety in 2025 for claiming to set a world record by engaging with 1,057 men in a single day.

Her plans for a controversial Schoolies event in 2024 led to her being banned from Australia after a public petition garnered significant support.

The cover photo used was sourced from the artwork for ‘Bonnie Blu,’ a single by American rapper Lil Mabu.

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Angus Taylor hints at Liberal leadership challenge amid party tensions

Angus Taylor hints at challenging Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership as Andrew Hastie’s supporters anticipate a potential spill.

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10 hours ago

January 27, 2026

Harvey Vargas

Angus Taylor hints at challenging Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership as Andrew Hastie’s supporters anticipate a potential spill.

Angus Taylor has not ruled out a bid to challenge Sussan Ley for the leadership of the Liberal Party. His supporters say he is gaining traction among moderates as Ley’s support shows signs of waning. Taylor emphasises his focus on protecting Australian values, leaving open the door for a leadership contest.

At the same time, backers of Andrew Hastie are predicting a leadership spill could be imminent. Sources indicate ongoing discussions between Taylor and Hastie about their positions within the party, adding fuel to speculation about potential changes at the top.

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Trump and Walz discuss federal agents as Minneapolis tensions rise

Trump and Walz discuss reducing federal immigration agents in Minneapolis amid hearings over nurse Pretti’s fatal shooting.

Published

11 hours ago

January 27, 2026

Harvey Vargas

Trump and Walz discuss reducing federal immigration agents in Minneapolis amid hearings over nurse Pretti’s fatal shooting.

President Trump called Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and described their discussion as productive with an agreement to consider reducing the number of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis if there is more cooperation from local authorities.

Federal hearings are now underway amid tensions after the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in the city.

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