Are We Waking Up to IoT Privacy?
This week in Privacy News, India's required education app leaked out all its data, TikTok is threatened by the EU, and people are getting filmed in public for social media acclaim. Also, most of the IoT appliances are not connected to the Internet. We also look at security news.
Texting Walmart for Stuff
This week in Business News, workers become drones when monitored, Google lays off 6% of employees, and they are being sued for anti-trust. Also, Microsoft invests in ChatGPT and you can now text Walmart for your stuff. We also visit SillyVille.
ChatGPT Finally Answers Matt Walsh's Question
This week in Banned News, we look at several woke, non-sense articles relating to fake animal food, climate change, and other topics that the toobies does not want the world to know. Join us to learn more about saving the planet!
How Is This for Apple Privacy?
This week in the Privacy News, Google now wants to enter the stalking business, and they just settled another privacy lawsuit. Also, two states create new COPPA rules, and Apple has a security and a privacy snafu. We also look at security news.
Open Source Metaverse?
This week in Business News, Google will update Stadia controllers to prevent e-waste, Windows breaks itself with multiple updates, and the self-driving Tesla video was apparently staged. We also see the Linux Foundation creating an open source metaverse. We also visit sillyville.
Implant This...You'll Feel Better
This week in the Privacy News, Washington has a new health privacy bill, Meta has to restrict access to teen data...and they are fighting the Minority Report. Also, a new company wants to implant devices to help with depression. We also look at security news.
Automattically Spreading Malware
This week in Business News, Chuk-e-Cheese still uses floppy drives, Apple is working on touch screens, and Twitter is considering selling inactive usernames. Also, Automattic creates an ad network for WordPress sites to advertise themselves. We also visit SillyVille.
Sending Your Pee Print To The Internet
This week in the Privacy News, Encrochat cases have new court challenges, Meta is struck another data blow, and Chinese cameras have programming to detect illegal gatherings. Also, American health data is leaking in unprecedented amounts and a new company has a smart pee scanner to track your urination. We also look at security news.
New York Slaughters to Right to Repair Bill
This week in the Business News, LG is working on a paper-thin speaker while Android works on satellite-based SMS. Also, Apple tries to destroy the voice actors business and New York governor Hochul slaughtered the bill at the behest of Apple and Microsoft. We also visit SillyVille.
TikTok Is Used to Spy on US Reporters
This week in Privacy News, a new POC attack on Android phones collects data using the phone sensors, a new vending machine works on Facial ID only, and TikTok is being used to spy on journalists, others in the US. We also look at security news.
Linux Surpassed Mac for Developers
This week in Business News, did Bitcoin mining save Texas during a cold snap? Also, Handbrake gets AV1 support, Meta and Alphabet are losing advertising market share, and developers are switching to Linux for their coding.
