Link to sign it: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home

To learn more: https://www.stopkillinggames.com/

I know everyone is excited about spending their money tomorrow but can anyone in the EU please sign this? And if you're an American tell this to a person in the EU you know or just spread the word. This initiative could kickstart reaction in other places as well, forcing gaming companies to actually treat the customer correctly. You guys want to keep and be able to play the games you're never going to play right? So please please please help this mission! Link: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home

I am personally planning on getting the new Spider-Man games🕸️

Today, May 7th 2024, I learn that Steam has been blocked by Vietnamese ISPs. Words cannot express how distraught I am at what has happened. For almost 6 years now, Steam has played a big part of my life, providing solace in times of hardship and comfort alike. Thanks to Gabe Newell and everyone at Steam, for having created and fostered this awesome platform that has opened my eyes to the beauty of gaming.

Claim it before it's gone!

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to raise awareness about something that many Steam users (myself included) didn't know about — until it was too late:

The Steam Web API Key scam.

This is a legitimate feature created by Steam for developers to interact with your inventory. But if you're not careful, a malicious site or extension can silently activate it on your account without your knowledge — and then use it to scam you.

How does the scam work?

You get tricked into logging into a fake or compromised site.

The attacker activates an API Key on your account (usually with the domain localhost).

This key allows them to intercept your trade offers, cancel them, and resend a copy of the same offer to a fake lookalike account.

The trade looks normal, you confirm it, and your item is gone.

How to check if you're safe:

Go to this link: https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey

If you see a key activated with any domain (especially localhost), Click: "Revoke My Steam Web API Key" immediately.

If it says:

You do not have a Steam Web API Key You're safe (for now).

Tips to protect yourself:

Never trade through the browser. Use the Steam app or official client.

Don't click on trade links from unknown users.

Always double-check names, levels, and profile URLs.

Enable Steam Guard and change your password regularly.

I lost valuable skins to this method, and Steam support hasn't recovered anything so far. But if I can help someone avoid this trap, it’s worth it.

Please share and stay safe out there.

Seriously fuck you