Tech Talk Y'all Episode 74: Marky Mark Zuckerberg
Mar 11, 2019
41:09
In this Episode:
- Your iPhone Has a Hidden List of Every Location You’ve Been
- Facebook exploit – Confirm website visitor identities
- Facebook might launch a cryptocurrency in the first half of 2019
- Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg says he’ll reorient the company toward encryption and privacy
- Amazon is shutting down all of its US kiosks in favor of expanding its physical stores
- Amazon's culture is reportedly so hard on working parents that some people don't mention their kids or display family pictures
- Using the Mate X made me a foldable phone believer
- Meet the inventive Uber driver that gives his passengers a menu of different ride types
- The Spielberg vs. Netflix Battle Could Mean Collateral Damage for Indies at the Oscars
- Smart lightbulbs could be exporting your personal data to China
- Lyft’s financials show a $911 million loss ahead of its IPO
Weird & Wacky Tech:
- Apple Watch’s GPS helps track down burglars
- Middle School Teacher Fired for Playing Fortnite with his Students
- A German family couldn't pay its bills, so the city took their dog and sold it on eBay
Tech Recommendations:
- Adam - Apple News App
- Sanjay - Paste Enabler
Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit
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