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Episode 101: This Week In Tech (November 28, 2022)
On the latest tech this week we are taking a look at some of the events that took place in the tech world recently. Starting with Google’s plan to identify 10,000 poor-performing employees, Twitter to give all suspended accounts an amnesty as long as they are not part of criminal activity, and much more.
Episode timeline
00:15 Alphabet seeks to identify 10,000 poor-performing employees
03:15 Nigerian start-up helping visually impaired users with text-to-speech glasses
06:15 Foxconn: iPhone maker apologizes after huge protests at China plant
07:50 Half of Twitter advertisers, seem to have left the platform
10:30 Twitter to offer amnesty to every suspended account as long as it was not related to a law break
12:25 WhatsApp breach exposes around 500 million user records
15:00 Tax filing websites are sending user data to Facebook
17:10 Google says 60% of the internet is duplicate
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Henok Tsegaye Twitter Instagram LinkedIn
Abdulhadmid Oumer Twitter Instagram linkedIn
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On the latest tech this week we are taking a look at some of the events that took place in the tech world recently. Starting with Google’s plan to identify 10,000 poor-performing employees, Twitter to give all suspended accounts an amnesty as long as they are not part of criminal activity, and much more.
Episode timeline
00:15 Alphabet seeks to identify 10,000 poor-performing employees
03:15 Nigerian start-up helping visually impaired users with text-to-speech glasses
06:15 Foxconn: iPhone maker apologizes after huge protests at China plant
07:50 Half of Twitter advertisers, seem to have left the platform
10:30 Twitter to offer amnesty to every suspended account as long as it was not related to a law break
12:25 WhatsApp breach exposes around 500 million user records
15:00 Tax filing websites are sending user data to Facebook
17:10 Google says 60% of the internet is duplicate
Contact the hosts
Henok Tsegaye Twitter Instagram LinkedIn
Abdulhadmid Oumer Twitter Instagram linkedIn
Follow Zemach FM and give us comment