Level1 News - Week of February 25, 2019 (Patreon)

Level1 News February 26 2019: A Wrinkle in Samsung Patron Edition

https://www.one-tab.com/page/X_gXGY9nRnekPR66NoMvJA https://www.one-tab.com/page/ISC9KZ_iSdWhbVK9H35ijw https://www.one-tab.com/page/2h4oobXJS8yScVrhA6EMNA 1:12 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Review: Turing Under $300 2:46 - Frontier demands $4,300 cancellation fee despite horribly slow Internet 4:11 - YouTube gaming channels with bad comments could have ads removed 4:57 - Disney (DIS) Pulls YouTube Ads Amid Concerns Over Child Voyeurs 9:59 - Vox lawyers briefly censored YouTubers who mocked The Verge’s bad PC build advice 11:43 - Verizon plans to roll out its 5G mobile network in 30 cities this year 13:55 - Google will end forced arbitration for employees 15:41 - Google backtracks on Chrome modifications that would have crippled ad blockers 17:34 - Apple confirms its plans to close retail stores in the patent troll-favored Eastern District of Texas 18:57 - Apple Is Said to Target Combining IPhone, IPad, Mac Apps by 2021 19:45 - Apple's Newest Macs Seem to Have a Serious Audio Bug 21:00 - Tesla: Consumer Reports will no longer recommend Model 3 23:15 - Galaxy S10 has an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner. Here's why you should care 24:01 - Samsung announces the Galaxy Fold, a phone that opens into a tablet 25:19 - Google Expected to Reveal Game Streaming Service at GDC in March 27:44 - Hollywood tries to cripple several alleged pirate TV services in one lawsuit 30:00 - Netflix cancels The Punisher and Jessica Jones, ending its Marvel shows 31:20 - Microsoft's HoloLens 2: Why it's really all about the cloud 32:18 - Microsoft workers protest $480m HoloLens military deal 34:29 - Virgin Galactic Just Successfully Launched Its First Passenger Past The Edge of Space 36:43 - Cord Cutting Hits a Record High Level In Fourth Quarter 38:52 - Nike’s self-lacing sneakers turn into bricks after faulty firmware update 40:33 - Touchdown: Japan probe Hayabusa2 lands on distant asteroid 41:28 - At this fast-food drive-through, the person taking your order might not be a person at all 44:01 - PepsiCo Is 'Relentlessly Automating' Its Workforce And It's Even More Dystopian Than It Sounds 47:54 - FCC Says Gutting ISP Oversight Was Great For Broadband 49:36 - Britain managing Huawei risks, has no evidence of spying: official 51:11 - 5G networks: Trump says US shouldn't block technology 52:21 - Privacy advocate sues over license plate reader error 54:24 - Disturbing Bill Would Force Arizonans to Pay $250 to Have Their DNA Added to a Database 55:59 - NY governor orders probe into Facebook access to data from other apps 57:04 - Verizon asks the FCC to let it lock new smartphones for 60 days 59:01 - Unearthed emails could be smoking gun in epic GDPR battle: Google, adtech giants 'know they break Euro privacy law' 1:00:01 - European governments approve controversial new copyright law 1:00:45 - Experts Find Serious Problems With Switzerland's Online Voting System 1:03:15 - Right to Repair Legislation Is Officially Being Considered In Canada 1:04:57 - China Abandons Cybersecurity Truce With U.S., Report Says 1:05:17 - House bill requires pornography filter on all phones, computers purchased in Kansas 1:08:14 - Once hailed as unhackable, blockchains are now getting hacked 1:09:53 - YouTube will have its Cambridge Analytica moment 1:12:42 - Linux users are unable to manage their Apple ID on apple․com 1:13:46 - A third of all Chrome extensions request access to user data on any site 1:14:50 - Some American Airlines In-Flight TVs Have Cameras In Them 1:15:46 - Google researchers say software alone can’t mitigate Spectre chip flaws 1:17:30 - Severe vulnerabilities uncovered in popular password managers 1:19:18 - Microsoft Edge lets Facebook run Flash code behind users' backs 1:20:36 - Google says Nest microphone was 'never supposed to be a secret' 1:21:55 - Huawei's Efforts to Steal Apple Trade Secrets Include Employee Bonus Program and Other Dubious Tactics 1:23:39 - Hacker puts up for sale third round of hacked databases on the Dark Web 1:26:33 - Apps Reportedly Fed Facebook Data on Users' Weight, Menstrual Cycles 1:27:37 - You Give Apps Sensitive Personal Information. Then They Tell Facebook. 1:29:01 - Facebook will shut down its spyware VPN app Onavo 1:29:53 - Former Facebook Employees Say The Company’s Prioritization Of Privacy Is About Optics 1:31:02 - Facebook decided which users are interested in Nazis — and let advertisers target them directly 1:33:10 - Pinstagram? Instagram code reveals Public Collections feature 1:34:19 - Pinterest cracks down on anti-vaccination ads 1:35:28 - Can artificial intelligence help boost your school's safety? 1:36:42 - Design v17 | CSS-Tricks 1:38:04 - China’s CRISPR twins might have had their brains inadvertently enhanced 1:40:24 - Emoji are showing up in court cases exponentially, and courts aren’t prepared 1:42:18 - Young blood company stops unproven anti-aging treatments after FDA warning