Florida residents are protected from insurance companies looking at your DNA test results unless you give them permission as part of a new law that was approved today. This is a win for Florida residents and is something that should be adopted by all states to protect the DNA data of their state citizens. A short update on why the live show was cut short last episode.
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Show Notes:
- 30:13–This 3D-printed Mars habitat could be your new home in space
- 25:10–Inside the luxury nuclear bunker protecting the mega-rich
- NASA astronaut captures view of rare bright comet
- 28:55–Elon Musk reveals “$69.420” Tesla short shorts
- 49:00–9 fixes for when a movie has no sound
- 49:22–8 essential email security tips
- 49:42–Samsung’s next foldable phone
- 48:04–Best Motorola phones
- 47:52–July 2020 Android security patch arrives
- 32:53–AT&T updates first responder offer
- 33:35–Hamilton bumps Disney Plus mobile app downloads up 72%
- 34:18–NASA Curiosity rover starts “summer road trip”
- 35:11–Top web browsers
- 36:18–South Korean drone display reminds watchers to wash hands
- 48:12–How to fix audio problems on your Windows PC
- 36:43–Sennheiser received a bailout loan worth over $2 million
- 16:04–Google, Facebook, and Twitter halt government data requests
- 41:56–Google Plus is officially gone
- 42:03–Yahoo engineer gets no jail time after hacking 6,000 accounts
- A Ubisoft VP has resigned following assault allegations
- 44:55–Overview of US government data on PPP
- 45:10–Clearview AI ceases offering its facial recognition tech in Canada
- 45:59–Supreme Court rules against law allowing debt-collection robocalls
- 46:59–Uber buys Postmates