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Apr 3, 2019
Facebook reverses its controversial request for user email passwords, raising privacy concerns. WhatsApp introduces features to give users control over group chat invitations. Meanwhile, Google faces skepticism as it shuts down products like Google+, affecting its credibility. The podcast highlights the implications of changes in Oscar eligibility rules on streaming platforms. Exciting advancements in autonomous driving and the rollout of 5G networks also take center stage.
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Facebook's Password Request
- Facebook was asking new users for their email passwords, raising privacy concerns.
- They claimed it was for verification purposes and only for a small group, but quickly stopped after backlash.
WhatsApp Group Privacy
- Take control of your WhatsApp privacy settings to prevent unwanted additions to group chats.
- Navigate to Settings > Account > Privacy > Groups to customize who can add you.
DOJ Warning to the Academy
- The Department of Justice warned the Academy Awards about potential antitrust issues.
- This is regarding rule changes that would disadvantage streaming services like Netflix.