Level1 News - Week of July 8, 2019 (Patreon)

Level1 News July 9 2019: Patron Edition

https://www.one-tab.com/page/CgBRVkssRzugg4Tmd1dPfA https://www.one-tab.com/page/6spJnLnLR5WCLf_OmX-9wg https://www.one-tab.com/page/diElMzeHQw-aXWe365RPLA 1:03 - Ryzen 3000 & Navi Megathread | Level One Techs 6:23 - Intel Internal Memo Details Fiercest Challenges Versus AMD In Over A Decade 8:37 - India's First CPUs Are Ready for App Development 9:51 - Kuo: Apple to include new scissor switch keyboard in 2019 MacBook Air and 2020 MacBook Pro 10:58 - Broadcom Said to Be in Talks to Buy Symantec, the Security Software Maker 12:08 - Frontier customer bought his own router—but has to pay $10 rental fee anyway 14:01 - US retail group offers to help antitrust investigators in going after Amazon and Google 15:29 - Xiaomi threatens writers over Mimoji app's overlap with Apple's Memoji 17:02 - Spotify shuts down direct music uploading for independent artists 18:16 - Tesla's head of production is going to EV startup Lucid Motors 19:51 - Ebooks Purchased From Microsoft Will Be Deleted This Month Because You Don't Really Own Anything Anymore 20:54 - MoviePass has shut down for ‘several weeks’ to update its app 21:51 - Cloudflare stutters and the internet stumbles 25:04 - Elizabeth Warren accuses advisory panel for FCC of corruption 26:32 - 81% of 'suspects' flagged by Met's police facial recognition technology innocent, independent report says 27:41 - Samsung in hot water over splashy Australian phone ads 29:08 - Hacker who launched DDoS attacks on Sony, EA, and Steam gets 27 months in prison 29:49 - Engineer faces 219 years in prison for smuggling US military chips to China 30:39 - Amazon can be held liable for third-party seller products: U.S. appeals court 32:05 - D-Link to undergo security audits for 10 years as part of FTC settlement 34:08 - U.S. government staff told to treat Huawei as blacklisted 34:51 - Huawei staff CVs reveal alleged links to Chinese intelligence agencies 36:35 - China Is Forcing Tourists to Install Text-Stealing Malware at its Border 37:35 - Florida city fires IT employee after paying ransom demand last week 38:42 - Deepfake revenge porn distribution now a crime in Virginia 39:43 - Google appears to have leveraged Android dominance - India antitrust watchdog 41:05 - King's College London breached GDPR by sharing list of activist students with cops 42:24 - France moves to make companies block hate speech online 42:59 - 30,000 followers makes you an Internet “celebrity,” says UK ad regulator 44:15 - 7-Eleven Japanese customers lose $500,000 due to mobile app flaw 45:44 - File-storage app 4shared caught serving invisible ads and making purchases without consent 46:42 - Amazon Alexa keeps your data with no expiration date, and shares it too 47:33 - Security flaws in a popular smart home hub let hackers unlock front doors 49:19 - YouTube mystery ban on hacking videos has content creators puzzled 52:20 - Facebook downgrades posts that promote miracle cures 4:24 - Facebook abused to spread Remote Access Trojans since 2014 54:44 - Facebook’s image outage reveals how the company’s AI tags your photos 55:22 - TikTok under investigation over child data use 57:02 - Facebook campus given all-clear after sarin scare 57:35 - How A.I. Helped Improve Crowd Counting in Hong Kong Protests 59:51 - Image recognition, mini apps, QR codes: how China uses tech to sort its waste 1:01:13 - AI invents more effective flu vaccine in world first, Adelaide researchers say 1:03:13 - These gloves turn sign language into audible speech 1:05:18 - Artifical intelligence helps to identify bat species that are suspected of carrying Nipah virus in Kerala 1:06:10 - Group of biologists tries to bury the idea that plants are conscious 1:08:13 - Air Force Accidentally Dropped 3 Dummy Bombs on Florida, Asks Public Not to Touch If Found 1:08:33 - A third CRISPR baby may have already been born in China - MIT Technology Review 1:09:40 - In Early-Morning Roundups, Denver Grabs Geese In City Parks To Kill Them And Send Meat To Hungry Families 1:09:52 - Schools Are Using 'Aggression Detecting' Mics That Are Set Off By Coughing, Slamming Locker Doors To Head Off The Next School Shooting 1:10:47 - Scientists are searching for a mirror universe. It could be sitting right in front of you. 1:12:17 - Uber recruits grannies as couriers to deliver ramen in Japan