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Host: Randal Schwartz

Guests: Aaron Newcomb, Tracy lee, and Moshe Milman

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• TK Bay reviews the Mobvoi TicPods 2 Pro
• TK Bay goes hands-on with the NexDock 2
• Verizon Fios offers free Stadia to new customers
• A Pixel 4a that supports 5G?
• Google releases three new Android experiments
• The LG G8X is a great Nintendo DS emulation system
• Price details for the Galaxy Z Flip leak
• Huawei appears to be doing well in light of the US ban
• Google Play Store may stop with "App Updated" notifications

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Hosts: Jason Howell and Ron Richards

Guest: TK Bay

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This Week's Stories:

• iPhones join Android in being a Google account security key.
• How much "substantive assistance" did Apple provide in the Pensacola investigation?
• A brand new serious Internet Explorer 0-day
• Giving Windows an additional Edge
• FBI says nation-state actors breached a US city government and a US financial entity by exploiting Pulse Secure VPN servers.
• Critical new Windows Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway) remote code execution vulnerability
• SQRL for Drupal
• Microsoft issues security update to fix "CurveBall" vulnerability

Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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This Week's Stories:

• Did Apple drop plans to fully encrypt iCloud at FBI request? Or is it more complicated?
• Why banning face recognition misses the point
• Blueberry-scented AirPods take 71% of the wireless headphone market.
• Tile, Sonos, and Pop Sockets vs Apple, Google, and Amazon in Congress.
• Tim Cook talks Augmented Reality and healthcare in Ireland.

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• Andy's Pick: DxO camera on clearance
• Rene's Pick: JibONE
• Lory's Pick: Twelve South AirSnap Pro
• Alex's Pick: Sonic Atom

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, Rene Ritchie, and Lory Gil

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On this week's iOS Today with Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent:

• Get organized with iOS: Stylebook, Joplin, Sortly.
• News: Apple reportedly dropped plans to encrypt iCloud backups, Jennifer Aniston snags a SAG award for The Morning Show, you can use your iPhone as a Google security key, YouTube for iOS adds subscription filtering options, a correction on the "EU killing Lightning cables" story.
• Viewer Feedback: Send your questions and feedback to [email protected].
• Mikah's App Cap: The Mandalorian Stickers
• Leo's App Cap: LEGO Builder's Journey

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

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Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Sam Abuelsamid and Chris Marquardt

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This Week's Stories:

• Mojo Vision: Augmented Reality contact lenses
• The face recognition company that will end privacy
• FBI vs Apple 2: Pensacola Boogaloo
• NOBUS: why the NSA's "NObody But US" theory of exploits fail
• Cable Haunt: critical vulnerability in many cable modems
• Apple and Google are cracking down on location privacy, and ad tech companies are unhappy
• Don't worry about your kids' phone use so much
• Google will kill 3rd-party cookies by 2022
• Verizon's "private" search engine
• The EU is not asking Apple to kill the lightning plug
• Our secret shame: the box of cords in our garage
• Digital hoarding: iTunes vs Gmail
• Amazon wants you to pay with a wave of your hand
• Sim swapping attacks: hacking customer service
• Joe Biden wants to repeal Section 230. This is dangerous.
• Sonos, Tile, and Pop Sockets testify against Google, Apple, and Amazon in Congress

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Georgia Dow, Sam Abuelsamid, and Patrick Norton

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Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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• Augmented Reality: From your eye contacts?
• Mobile banking malware up 50% in first half of 2019
• California may sell its own prescription drugs
• Facial recognition: EU considers ban of up to five years
• NY Fed reveals implications of cyberattack on the US financial system
• US officials try to persuade British officials to block Huawei equipment on their 5G network
• Google is killing off Chrome Apps that can go offline
• FCC will pay ISPs to deploy broadband with 250GB monthly cap
• With international tensions flaring, cyber risk is heating up for businesses
• CEO and Co-founder of Bugsnag James Smith on how organizations are using Bugsnag to check how stable their application is before deployment

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: James Smith

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