This week we talk about Riley's experience with GDPR, Marc's experience with the Android P beta (and Dan's vow to stop using betas altogether), the latest 1Password release, London's new way to pay buskers with your credit card, and — you guessed it — Tesla. It's been a long road (and will continue to be), but we're maybe not as gung-ho on the company as we once were.

Speed round:

Links:

• No one’s ready for GDPR | The Verge
• Google reportedly backing out of military contract after public backlash | TechCrunch
• Google quietly changes code of conduct, being evil is fine now | Mobilesyrup
• Password manager to keep your family safe | 1Password
• London launches world’s first contactless payment scheme for street performers | The Verge
• Consumer Reports reverses course and now recommends the Tesla Model 3 | The Verge
• Tesla's Rapid Braking Software Update Is Great, But Hides More Fundamental Problems | Forbes
• Apple's HomePod is launching in Canada for $449 on June 18th | Mobilesyrup
• Microsoft reportedly in talks to acquire GitHub | The Next Web
• Microsoft is now more valuable than Google | The Verge
• Braille smartwatch first step in series of devices for visually impaired | Mobilesyrup