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Show Notes:
- 30:47–Rare disintegrating asteroid
- Apple appears to be loosening its grip on iPhone, Mac repairs
- 32:15–What is Kodi and how does it work?
- Worried about your iPhone security?
- 33:34–Lyft to cruise on Wall Street
- 50:24–Instagram considering to ban Alex Jones
- 26:41–The US wants “Copyright Troll” lawyer in prison
- 34:34–Amy Klobuchar wants broadband in households by 2020
- 39:29–Inmates in Finland are training AI
- 41:12–Sony merges electronic divisions, hiding mobile losses
- 23:34–FCC “fined” robocallers $208 million since 2015
- 41:50–How a supercomputer is helping AT&T prepare for extreme weather
- 42:53–Serious Magneto bug
- US government charges Facebook with housing discrimination
- GPS data finds 9800+ GPS spoofing instances
- 28:43–UK report details new and existing Huawei security issues
- 43:55–Twitter may label notable tweets that violate its terms
- 44:49–FTC fines Office Depot $25 million
- 46:03–BBC plans to expand it’s Sounds app
- 13:58–Family Tree DNA
- 21:12–Internal documents show Apple is capable..repair legislation
- eBay uses AI to help you shop
- 48:19–Verizon rolls out free version of Call Filter
- 49:38–App Store spending will reach $96 billion
- 51:50–Google, Cuba deal
- 52:25–Are we really in a new Space Race?
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