Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “They can always find you…”.
Luckily, for you, this episode contains no Star Wars. Spoilers, maybe your dad dies. No, that’s not true. I hope it’s not true. Photos of Samsung’s follow-up to the Galaxy fold have leaked on Chinese social media site Weibo, showing a phone that’s about the same size and shape as a Galaxy S 10, but that folds in half check it out guys.
There’S a hole-punch camera on the inside display and a small display on the outside next to dual rear facing cameras. The design is very similar to the foldable razor that Motorola finally unveiled a couple months ago, speaking of which Motorola just delayed the razor. So it won’t launch on january 9th, as expected, hey man, how do you do it? It’S an. I got a good brain.
The company says higher than expected. Demand and limited supply was the reason for the delay, but I don’t know, delaying folding phones might just be tradition at this. We can’t give it to you now then you’ll like it too much. The New York Times has published a massive terrifying expose on phone tracking.
Basically, the report shows that a dozen or so companies track individual phones and have access to tens of millions of people’s precise location all the time. The practice is apparently legal thanks to a couple loopholes, but there’s virtually no regulation overseeing it. The investigation led to the identification of senior government officials, celebrities, journalists and more based on patterns of location data, for instance by following a marker that goes from a residential address to a work address. You can figure out who that is pretty easily to my desk.
No, The Times laid out a few steps. People can take to avoid being tracked, including disabling location, tracking, on your phone duh and on Google as well. Opting out of personalized ads and using a trustworthy, VPN, also an option becoming a sad old hermit and moving to live on an island, not an uncharted planet. Even though that’s that’s, not your character at all. I’M sorry, ding and ring cameras are again in the spotlight. As another hacking incident saw, a weirdo use a cameras speaker to verbally harassed, California, woman in her home, the woman heard a man’s voice, asking yo. What’S up how’s your day, yeah before asking her to show him some blanks stop it. He then reportedly set off her home alarm system.
What’S really terrifying. Here, though, is the fact that the homeowners were only alerted to the intrusion, because the hacker said something they could have been in the system for a while, if you just don’t know they’re there, because they’re not talking to you ring, says that this incident, as well As one last week where a man spoke to a little girl in her room are being caused by the use of bad passwords. But then it was reported that a set of login information for as many as 36 hundred users had leaked ring says that they did not suffer a data breach and that hackers were most likely able to login because their users reused passwords from other services. That had already been breached before so I guess all of this goes to show.
If you’re buying a security camera for your house use a strong password and two-factor authentication, we need a little puppet, an original one, unique one. We use like a password manager. Now it’s time for quick bits brought to you by war robots, the free-to-play game that puts true PvP action in your pocket, but isn’t that dangerous? I don’t know, ask the millions of War, robots players all around the world and, let me know the game’s latest update, brings huge titans and a new year event and if you sign up with our link, you’ll get the Gipp hard robot the fastest in its class. With a full set of weapons and a unique skin, plus a hundred gold and four hundred thousand silver, as a welcome bonus, select your pilot with unique abilities choose from up to 30 robots, then armed and customize it to fit your playstyle. Do you want to play a quick, agile, interceptor or a hard-hitting tank? Again, I don’t know it’s your life man play with your friends, create clans and tournaments and dominate the opposition, so go splode some stuff and check out war robots at the link below everywhere. You look everywhere, it’s the quick bits hold on. Yes, that’s it stop. Facebook has had enough of this cooperation and sharing business, so they’re, making their own operating system from scratch, with the eventual goal of replacing the Android based systems on oculus and the company’s future AR devices in otherwise unrelated news.
The tech giant also just acquired cloud gaming. Startup Play Giga, so it looks like Facebook will be joining Google, Microsoft and Vidya and Sony and offering cloud gaming services of some kind. But in case this made, you want to use Facebook products. Careful a database was just left exposed on the web, containing more than 267 million Facebook, user ideas, phone numbers and names there.
We go. That’S our Facebook. This morning, Boeing launched the first test flight of their Starliner spacecraft designed to carry astronauts to orbit in luxury, but something went wrong with the timer there’s a timer on these things and it didn’t reach the orbit necessary to make it to the International Space Station they’re. Never gon na make it back to this time. Ah Keanu.
I thought you’re talking about back to the future. Well, some satellites from Apple are set to join Starliner up there, because if bloomberg reports said the company is hiring software hardware and aerospace engineers to build satellites that could send data directly to Apple devices without having to go through regular, Wi-Fi or cellular networks, so bbm. So it’s BBA iPhone users will get blessed official Apple. Goodness straight from the heavens and the spirit of Jody. I will look down and smile.
Honda is apparently planning to show off a steering wheel for autonomous cars with simplified controls, since it’s a steering wheel, you’ll be able to Pat it twice to start the car, pull it to slow down and Bosch it and push to accelerate, seems kinda bop-it, you’re driving Drive it and an IT worker in Pennsylvania was sentenced to six months in prison and a fine of $ 7,500 for planting logic bombs in projects. He designed tweaked bits of code that would cause malfunctions periodically, which he would then get called in to fix. But here’s a logic bomb for you. If Disney never bought Star Wars, would the movies have been good? That’S a good point. Look I’m sorry! We’Re gon na go record our podcast now, so I can get Star Wars out of my system.
But next week is a special week, we’re out of the office. We’Ll still have videos on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. They’Ll just be extra special, so make sure you tune in to catch those, and that’s it see you later you’re, not tone-deaf. You can sing .