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Update (9/15, 14:30): It has been revealed by San Francisco police that the individual responsible for the threat was a Unity employee, via a message to their employer via social media. (via Polygon) ...

Update (Sept. 15): A Polygon report cites a statement from San Francisco police stating that the threat to the Unity offices came via social media, from "an employee" working in "an out of state ...

With controversy continuing to swirl around its contentious installation fees, Unity was forced to close its offices in San Francisco and Austin on Thursday due to what it called a credible death ...

Unity has temporarily closed its offices in San Francisco and Austin, Texas and canceled a town hall meeting after receiving death threats, according to Bloomberg. Earlier this week, the company ...

Unity Technologies has closed several U.S. offices due to a “potential threat,” a Unity spokesperson confirmed to Polygon. A Bloomberg report said offices in Austin, Texas and San Francisco were ...

UPDATE 15/9/23: The "credible" death threat that prompted the closure of Unity offices yesterday was made by a Unity employee, police have now revealed. A statement from San Francisco police, via ...

Note I said there's possibly a small kernel of truth. But look at the messaging from Unity: "Today, we have been made aware of a potential threat to some of our offices. We have taken immediate and ...

Unity has closed its San Francisco and Austin offices for today and tomorrow in response to what it called a credible death threat, according to Bloomberg. A spokesperson told the outlet the company ...

The combination of a controversial pricing decision and a credible death threat has thrust Unity Technologies into the spotlight The company revealed plans to implement a new fee system for developers ...

Unity announced today that it’s having its third round of layoffs, with this one affecting 600 staff members. It’s also reducing its number of offices from 58 to 30 or less within the next few years.

Unity Technologies, the company behind the widely used video game engine Unity, has canceled a town meeting and closed two offices following a credible death threat. This threat comes after just days ...