Codeacious: Week in Tech

From a massive string of website outages, a survey indicating people are happy to stay working at home to TikTok quietly updating their privacy terms, here’s what you might have missed this week in tech.

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Tesla’s automation feature begins surveilling you, Google in hot water over pay discrimination & George Orwell’s 1984 “could come to pass in 2024”. Here’s what you might have missed this week in tech. 

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From Australia's COVIDSafe app cost, new emergency GPS technology & Apple’s privacy exception in China, here’s what you might have missed this week in tech.

From innovations in jet packs, new foldable screen technology from Samsung to all the latest from Google I/O, here’s what you might have missed this week in tech. 

From Facebook being problematic (yet again) due to their controversial 'Instagram for Kids' plans to electric cars slowly becoming cheaper to manufacture, here’s what you might have missed this week in tech.

This Week in Tech we discuss targeted advertising in classic films to Windows sending Adobe Flash to the ‘farm’.

iOS 14.5 enables a new ‘app tracking transparency’ feature and Facebook hate it. 

Amazon also want to be able to open your garage so they can deliver your groceries when you’re not home.

And the ACCC aren’t not too happy that Apple and Google force developers to publish their apps through their stores and then force them to process all transactions through them and take a cut.

This Week in Tech we discuss the Apple Spring Loaded event, a new study by Microsoft showing your brain needs breaks between meetings and Google launching their next developer preview of Android 12.