In this week's episode we'll tell you about two Canadian schools trying to deal with phones in the classroom, a proposal to put control of nukes with AI systems, a fine Transport Canada handed out to a rogue drone operator, a fine Google got for ads on YouTube Kids, the promise and heartbreak of RCS, how French police hijacked a botnet to kill a virus, and more.

Also touched on: Jack Dorsey's Twitter hack, USB4 (and how confusing that is), a designer backpack with touch controls, and a new Facebook data leak (yay).

Links:

• Newsroom : Ontario Takes Action to Focus on Learning
• Montreal high school bans cellphone use, even outside of class
• Experts Want to Give Control of America's Nuclear Missiles to AI - VICE
• Transport Canada fines drone pilot $2,750 for capturing footage during Toronto Raptors win
• FTC fines Google $170 million for violating children's privacy on YouTube - CBS News
• YouTube plans sweeping changes to kids videos after record $170M fine | CNET
• Google exec says RCS rollout 'hasn't been sufficient'
• Police hijack a botnet and remotely kill 850,000 malware infections | TechCrunch
• A hacker has compromised Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account | TechCrunch
• Twitter disables support for tweeting via SMS - 9to5Mac
• USB launches new 'USB4' spec that's basically just Thunderbolt 3
• Saint Laurent Cit E Backpack In Canvas | YSL.com
• A huge database of Facebook users’ phone numbers found online | TechCrunch
• Senator: Mark Zuckerberg should face “the possibility of a prison term” | Ars Technica