Accidental Tech Podcast 599: Where Did Salad Go?
Aug 8, 2024
The discussion kicks off with a hilarious reflection on user feedback and the pitfalls of subscription apps. Then, it shifts to the quirks of curbside EV charging in various U.S. cities, alongside colorful speculations about the iPhone 16. A serious dive into CrowdStrike's update woes highlights the intricate dance of cybersecurity and enterprise needs. The conversation also addresses Google's antitrust ruling, revealing the competitive shadows it casts. Lastly, a light-hearted saga unfolds around Rivian's electric vehicle charging chaos!
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating User Feedback in Subscription Apps
01:48 • 11min
Exploring the Importance of Constructive Feedback and In-App Purchase Solutions
13:00 • 2min
Curbside Charging & iPhone Color Trends
15:19 • 11min
Navigating the Complexities of Software Agreements
26:28 • 3min
CrowdStrike Release Strategies and Update Challenges
29:53 • 8min
Evaluating Security Strategies in the Wake of Cyber Incidents
37:35 • 5min
Navigating macOS Sequoia's Permission Prompts
42:33 • 15min
Exploring Rewind.ai and Website Solutions
57:14 • 3min
Google's Antitrust Ruling and Competitive Dilemmas
01:00:01 • 25min
Apple's Financial Transparency Tactics
01:25:12 • 14min
Examining Apple's Internal Dynamics and Service Influence
01:39:08 • 2min
Electric Vehicle Charging Chaos
01:41:01 • 24min