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Level1 News January 13 2020: Patron Edition

https://www.one-tab.com/page/N9zX3gECR2KXnrhyLIyLOQ https://www.one-tab.com/page/OlEdqlXySjOO1GsmregaoQ https://www.one-tab.com/page/ppCAmFoTQ6eyzDXQxjINDQ 0:55 - The FBI has asked Apple to unlock another shooter’s iPhone 3:38 - US finally prohibits ISPs from charging for routers they don’t provide 5:12 - Unpatched US government website gets pwned by pro-Iran script kiddie 6:42 - US Government-funded Android phones come preinstalled with unremovable malware 9:26 - US announces AI software export restrictions 11:39 - FBI Surveillance Vendor Threatens to Sue Tech Reporters for Heinous Crime of Doing Journalism 14:28 - San Diego police facial recognition hasn't been connected to a single arrest 15:11 - New York Is Proposing the Creation of a ‘Public Venmo’ 18:00 - NYC internet plan aims to provide all New Yorkers with broadband access 19:06 - Vermont bill would ban cellphone use for anyone under 21 20:41 - NHS gets £40m to cut login times on its IT systems 22:20 - Hong Kong police seize 3,721 cell phones from protesters 23:55 - Toyota will transform a 175-acre site in Japan into a ‘prototype city of the future’ 26:24 - Indian Supreme Court finds 150-day Internet blackout in Kashmir illegal 27:32 - Over two dozen encryption experts call on India to rethink changes to its intermediary liability rules 31:09 - Hundreds of millions of cable modems are vulnerablec to new Cable Haunt vulnerability 32:55 - Mozilla says a new Firefox security bug is under active attack 33:51 - Skype audio graded by workers in China with 'no security measures' 35:40 - Unpatched VPN makes Travelex latest victim of “REvil” ransomware 38:18 - Half of the websites using WebAssembly use it for malicious purposes 40:09 - Ring Fired Employees for Watching Customer Videos 43:30 - Verizon will finally sell you TV without a contract 44:46 - Amazon Takes a Swipe at PayPal's $4 Billion Acquisition 46:57 - Amazon Employees Leak Customer Data to Third-Party Agent (Again) 48:13 - Intel's first discrete GPU is built for developers 49:10 - AMD Unveils Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series With Bold Performance Claims, Insane 64-Core Threadripper Beast 50:43 - Thunderbolt 4 arrives in 2020, but USB will remain the king of PC ports 52:01 - Stripteasing Musk launches Tesla SUV program in China 53:59 - Uber stops upfront ride pricing in response to California worker law 54:50 - SpaceX launch: 60 more Starlink satellites launched into space 56:22 - E-scooter startup Lime shuts in 12 markets, lays off around 100 57:38 - Amazon sees Alexa devices more than double in just one year 59:21 - Spectrum Kills Home Security Business, Refuses Refunds for Owners of Now-Worthless Equipment 1:01:21 - Disney+ Titles Disappear Without Warning, Bringing Confusion To The Streaming Wars 1:02:31 - Sprint pulls the plug on Virgin Mobile 1:03:37 - Sonos sues Google for allegedly stealing smart speaker tech 1:06:27 - Google legal chief leaving amid sexual misconduct troubles 1:07:41 - Google Chrome to hide notification spam starting February 2020 1:09:02 - Company Says It's Built A Marijuana Breathalyzer, Wants To Roll It Out By The Middle Of This Year 1:11:32 - CWA launches campaign to unionize video game and tech workers 1:14:16 - NextMind is building a real-time brain computer interface, unveils Dev Kit for $399 1:15:44 - Reddit bans impersonation on its platform 1:17:54 - Facebook Is Forcing Its Moderators to Log Every Second of Their Days — Even in the Bathroom 1:19:59 - Facebook’s revised political advertising policy doubles down on division 1:21:08 - Facebook bans deepfake videos in the lead up to the 2020 U.S. election 1:23:22 - A Facebook Bug Exposed Anonymous Admins of Pages 1:25:46 - Twitter will soon let you choose who can reply to your tweets 1:27:54 - Instagram says it's removing posts supporting Soleimani to comply with US sanctions 1:29:23 - Dubai gets its first selfie museum, features 15 themed rooms 1:32:21 - Walmart unveils a robot warehouse to whisk food to your car 1:35:41 - AI-written articles are copyright-protected, rules Chinese court 1:38:00 - Pilotless air taxi from China’s Ehang takes flight in the US for the first time 1:40:43 - Microsoft launches tool to identify child sexual predators in online chat rooms 1:43:53 - SoftBank-backed Zume cuts 360 jobs, closes pizza delivery business 1:44:55 - Warner Bros. Signs Deal for AI-Driven Film Management System 1:47:20 - AI Companies Are Selling Photos of Fake People to Dating Apps and Marketers 1:48:54 - Airbnb Claims Its AI Can Predict Whether Guests Are Psychopaths 1:51:30 - Samsung’s ‘artificial human’ project definitely looks like a digital avatar 1:53:32 - A Japanese virtual companion is being westernized 1:56:03 - The Mechanical Muse 1:58:15 - Cuttlefish perceive depth—and they wore 3D glasses to prove it 2:00:47 - We ate Impossible Foods' pork 2:02:58 - For tech-weary Midwest farmers, 40-year-old tractors now a hot commodity 1:59:45 - Police in Australia are accusing 24 people of deliberately setting bushfires

Comments

Kaz Redclaw

I just have a portrait mode side monitor on my computer so I can edit 80 column text easily, and watch vertical phone videos. No need for a TV that spins on its own.

Anonymous

The group of you had me in tears of laughter with the whole burial story. lol

Anonymous

Krista forgot about House MD disappearing from Netflix O.O I was wondering though, do you actually get E-Mails from Netflix when stuff disappears? Cause I have never gotten such an E-Mail from what I can remember, and there's quite some stuff that disappeared over the years. Also, too bad you didn't also have this one along with the diaper thing: https://www.zdnet.com/article/charmin-at-ces-2020-rollbot-smellsense-and-v-i-pee-as-innovation-meets-absurd/

Anonymous

There is an open source tractor project, of sorts. https://www.opensourceecology.org/portfolio/tractor/